GOOD NEWS: Everton is prepared to defeat Sevilla in order to acquire an elite player.

After three straight losses, Everton is currently one point above the relegation zone.

After a terrible start to the season, the Toffees have significantly improved, but they still have a lot of work to do to guarantee their spot in the top tier after losing ten points.

Everton will be aware that in order to improve their chances of staying up, they must reinforce their roster during the January transfer window in addition to putting on strong performances.

Although they have always been connected to several assailants, they now seem to be focusing on the park’s center.

Although they have always been connected to several assailants, they now seem to be focusing on the center of the park.

Journalist Fabrizio Romano reports that Sean Dyche’s team is “trying to hijack” Sevilla’s loan raid on Hannibal Mejbri.

The midfielder for Manchester United has been in negotiations with Sevilla after deciding that a move to Spain would be preferable to Freiburg and Lyon, but as of right now, “nothing done.”

Following a highly successful loan spell with Birmingham City the previous season, Hannibal was highly praised by then-manager John Eustace, who said of the player, “The way he has played in the last couple of games has been phenomenal. “He has broken records for total distance [covered], all that kind of stuff.” Ten Hag took notice of Hannibal’s play and The Red Devils called him up for nine appearances this season, including one start in the Premier League, one in the Champions League, and two more in the Carabao Cup.

Although Hannibal’s contract was extended earlier this week, it appears that he will go on loan this month. Everton will be hoping to persuade him to stay in the country and travel to Merseyside.

There is no doubt that Hannibal is a talented midfield player, which is why Manchester United first extended an offer to him for a new deal.

The 20-year-old has produced nine tackles, two interceptions, two blocks, four successful dribbles, three won aerial duels, and two crucial passes in his nine games this season.

Hannibal, despite his youth and lack of experience, has the potential to be a valuable addition to Sean Dyche’s team and improve the midfield options.