Fans of Everton have been discussing Tom Davies’ future with the Toffees after being asked if a loan move would be best for the 21-year-old.
On Tuesday, Everton News Feed posed the question to supporters as to whether the English midfielder needs a loan move away from Goodison Park, which got Everton fans talking.
?What To Do With Tom Davies? – @TomClarke40 and @p_mcallister123 take a look at Tom Davies, a young midfielder who at the minute is struggling with form
Does he need a loan move?
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Sell him.
— Watched Toffee (@WatchedToffee) March 10, 2020
As much as I wanted it to work for him… simply not good enough! Wouldn’t get in any other premier league team… if he wasn’t a local lad he’d of been fired off long ago!
— Kristian (@kristianooo1) March 10, 2020
If he was anything but Scouse, he’d of been sold a long time ago!
— Chris Jones (@chris83jones) March 10, 2020
What should Carlo Ancelotti do with Tom Davies in the next transfer window?Keep him
Sell him
Loan him |
Over the duration of this season, the Englishman, who is valued at £16.2 million (as per Transfermarkt), has been the ninth-worst performer in Everton’s squad in the league with an average rating of 6.44/10 (per WhoScored).
So, with supporters discussing the 21-year-old, many felt that his time at Goodison Park should be coming to an end in an upcoming transfer window.
Just think he will end up like dowell. Not got the legs and pace for the prem
— Paul Albertsen (@AlbertsenPaul) March 10, 2020
Cash in
— big duncs pigeons (@goodisonblue2) March 10, 2020
Just move on never gonna make it in the top flight
— craig blundell (@bluenose1969) March 10, 2020
Afraid he will find his level at League 1 or 2. He’s not even a championship player. Midfield these days is power and pace and he has neither. Hard to admit as seems a top bloke
— Steve (@SteveStretch1) March 10, 2020
What do we think?
As can be seen in the responses of many Everton supporters, they feel like Davies’ time in Merseyside should be coming to an end permanently sometime soon.
With just six goals and six assists across 112 games for Everton during his career (per Transfermarkt), though, perhaps that reaction is one to be expected.