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His prosperous period in the Premier League between 2019 and 2021 seems to be over. Former surface tormentor with Everton for two seasons, Dominic Calvert-Lewin has lost his splendor in recent years. Even if he comes out of a seven-banderilla exercise in the English elite, the 27-year-old striker no longer really fits into the Toffees’ long-term plans. While his contract expires next June, no lease extension has yet been signed with the Mersey club.
In this sense, a free departure next summer seems inevitable while the England international (11 caps, 4 goals) will be able to discuss with whomever he wants on January 1st. As informs Sky Italia this Friday, the powerful striker has no shortage of courtiers in Italy. Indeed, despite the impressive performance of Moise Kean (9 goals in 15 Serie A matches), the Viola would like to reunite the two former Everton teammates this winter. Author of two goals this season in 15 Premier League matches, Calvert-Lewin could be sold this winter as his big salary becomes cumbersome for the residents of Goodison Park.
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