September 18, 2024

Everton are a club that never does things in half measures, so when things go well, they’re brilliant.

Equally, when things go wrong, it’s catastrophic, and Farhad Moshiri‘s tenure acts as devastating proof of this.

Today’s deadline day has been another example, although things did start off in relatively simple and solid fashion.

Everton signed Orel Mangala with ease despite a slight pushback from Fiorentina, and there were threats that a hijack could be in place.

However, it never came to fruition, and he has now been proudly pictured in Royal Blue.

With Ernest Nuamah, the same might not be said…

Everton suffer fresh setback in Ernest Nuamah pursuit
That’s according to journalist Santi Aouna, who has provided a further update just after he claimed that Everton had taken the lead to sign Nuamah.

This positivity was short-lived though, with that same reporter refuting his own claim by suggesting that a Premier League rival were trying to hijack the move.

And, they were doing so successfully.

He wrote on X: ‘While Everton were holding the rope, Ernest Nuamah now favours the offer from Fulham which has been involved in the case in recent hours.’

It’s impossible to predict how Everton’s deadline day will end
With how Everton’s deadline day, and particularly this Nuamah deal, has followed no logical path to collation, it really is impossible to predict how this particular saga will end.

The Toffees have quite clearly put all their eggs in the 20-year-old’s basket, and with what this latest report is claiming, that is set to let them down.

With pace, power and skill in abundance, the Ghana International promised to revolutionise Sean Dyche‘s squad by injecting exactly what they lacked.

And now, it seems Craven Cottage will play host to his brilliance rather than Goodison Park, in a really disappointing turn of events.

Hopefully Thelwell can pull something out of the bag to provide one last positive twist in this tale.

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