Everton’s efforts to strengthen their squad are progressing smoothly, but there is always the looming possibility of things falling apart. Despite making new signings, the fear of losing a key player will continue to haunt Kevin Thelwell and Sean Dyche until the transfer window closes.

In such a situation, the only option is to have a backup plan in case Manchester United makes a move for Jarrad Branthwaite or if Dominic Calvert-Lewin rejects a new contract offer from Everton. The potential departure of a star player is a concern that needs to be addressed.

A recent report suggests Everton’s interest in Tammy Abraham as a possible solution to their striker situation. While many debate whether Abraham is a better player than Calvert-Lewin, the two players have similar qualities and injury records. Both have faced their fair share of setbacks in recent years.

Abraham’s impressive performance with Roma under Jose Mourinho and his success in the Premier League showcase his goal-scoring abilities. With his contract expiring soon, a move for him could be a strategic decision for Everton. Despite similarities in playing style, Dyche may see Abraham as a valuable addition to the team given his track record and potential.