Everton midfielder Charly Alcaraz has now made his return to training following his injury issue.
Last month, David Moyes revealed that Alcaraz was set for a number of weeks on the sideline due to an injury picked up at Finch Farm.
A number of Everton players are currently away on international duty, but a handful remain on Merseyside and are continuing to train under the 62-year-old.
Seven games left and on 46 points – how many points do you expect Everton to finish on? 🤔
David Moyes, manager of Everton, claps fans after a 3-0 win in the Premier League match between Everton and Chelsea.
Credit: Getty Images/Jorge Horsted/News Images/NurPhoto
Alcaraz has now been spotted back in training at Finch Farm, as the Blues prepare for a crucial game in the Premier League against Brentford.
Chelsea v Everton - Premier League
Photo by Charlotte Wilson/Offside/Offside via Getty Images
Charly Alcaraz returns to Everton training after injury blow
Alcaraz missed Everton’s game against Man United due to injury, which he suffered in the final training session before the game.
The Argentine has endured a turbulent season following his permanent signing over the summer.
Moyes has only handed the midfielder six starts in the Premier League, with 673 minutes of league action under his belt.
MORE EVERTON STORIES
Give us your gut feeling… will Everton make it into Europe? 🌍
Everton manager David Moyes on Europe.
Ahead of the run-in, having a fit squad will be hugely important for Everton and they are now welcoming back the 23-year-old.
Everton published a number of images from Finch Farm training on their website on Thursday, and a smiling Alcaraz was spotted.
Alcaraz has not been utilised by Moyes since their loan stay was made permanent.
The Argentine had a solid impact under the Scot last year following his short-term loan, but that has not translated into this season.
However, having him as an option heading into a busy final couple of months could prove a huge boost for the Toffees.
Join Our Newsletter
Receive a digest of our best Everton content each week direct to your mailbox