More PL clubs want Calvert-Lewin as Everton could be forced into imminent decision – report

Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Everton’s star striker, is in high demand as the transfer window heats up.

Brentford and West Ham United have expressed interest in signing the 27-year-old, who has only one year left on his current contract with the Toffees. This development puts Everton in a difficult position, as they must decide whether to sell Calvert-Lewin this summer or risk losing him for free next year.Calvert-Lewin’s contract situation is a major concern for Everton, given their financial situation. The club cannot afford to lose their top striker without receiving a substantial bid in return. Newcastle United is also reportedly interested in signing Calvert-Lewin, who scored eight goals in all competitions last season.

Everton has opened talks with Calvert-Lewin about a new contract, but so far, no agreement has been reached. If he doesn’t sign an extension, the club may be forced to sell him to avoid losing him for free next summer. This would be a significant blow to manager Sean Dyche, who relies heavily on Calvert-Lewin’s goalscoring ability.The Toffees have been linked to Chelsea’s Armando Broja as a potential replacement for Calvert-Lewin, but this move is contingent on the England international leaving the club. Calvert-Lewin’s injury issues in recent seasons have been a concern, but when fit, he is a leading Premier League forward who can make a significant impact on his team’s performance.

Last season, Calvert-Lewin played a crucial role in Everton’s Premier League survival, scoring important goals and helping the team avoid relegation despite two points deductions. If he leaves, Dyche will need to find a notable replacement to fill the void. Beto and Youssef Chermiti, who arrived last summer, have not yet made a significant impact, and Calvert-Lewin remains the team’s number one striker.In other Everton news, the club has completed a pair of transfer deals, with Tim Iroegbunam and Jack Harrison joining the team. However, the potential loss of Calvert-Lewin overshadow