Everton boss Ronald Koeman is reportedly considering offloading wing duo Aaron Lennon and Gerard Deulofeu, in order to make room for reinforcements in the January transfer window.
The Sunreports that the former Southampton boss is eager to find a new right winger, after losing Yannick Bolasie to a long term injury and havingbeen left largely underwhelmed by the efforts of his other current incumbents.
The newspaper also suggest that the man Koeman has identified as a potential replacement isLuciano Narsingh.
26-year-old Narsingh plays for Champions League PSV,and may be coveted by Evertonfor his relative inexpensiveness as well as his quality. The Dutch winger is reportedly out of contract in the summer and an approach in Januarycould see him brought to Goodison Park for a cut price fee, or signed on a pre-contract agreement for next season.
Whether the Netherlands international can add end product to the Toffees front line is another matter,Narsingh has scored just once and registered one assist in 13 outings for Feyenoord who top the Dutch Eredivisie.
Former La Masia graduateDeulofeu arrived at Everton highly-rated, but his stock has waned since the departure of Roberto Martinez.
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While the 22-year-oldhas featured 10 times under Koeman so far this season, his lack of end product has led the Everton boss to look elsewhere.
Lennon, who has been linked with a return to Leeds United,has found game time much harder to come by and has featured just five times in the Premier League in 2016/17, but scored in the Toffees 4-0 EFL Cup win over Yeovil.