Everton may have begun the season with a frustrating home loss to Fulham, but there were positive signs going forward and Sean Dyche still has new signings to embed into his side.
The latest is the loan signing of Jack Harrison; the Leeds United winger has joined on a season-long loan and arrives off the back of three solid Premier League seasons in a row.
There’s also Youssef Chermiti, the 19-year-old forward signed from Sporting Lisbon who is yet to feature is young, raw but supremely talented and possesses a strong, tall and athletic build.
Even Arnaut Danjuma, another one of Everton’s loanee’s, only came off the bench against Fulham - the only starter was Ashley Young, who was composed and reliable at full-back.
With Everton still searching for at least another attacking option, their summer business may not be concluded as of yet. However, with four signings this summer, here’s how LiverpoolWorld believes Dyche could set his side up going forward (we’ve also included players who are currently injured to ensure we get the full picture).
9. Jack Harrison - RW
Right-wing is an area of issue for Dyche, they don’t possess any natural attackers on that side but Harrison’s versatility and strength of both feet should him feature on the right and give them a new dynamic. | Getty Images
10. Arnaut Danjuma - LW
Danjuma is capable of playing down the centre but often finds himself drifting out to the left. With Dwight McNeil out for a few additional weeks yet, he could be a starter on the left flank. | Getty Images
11. Youssef Chermiti - ST
With Dominic Calvert-Lewin still building match fitness, Chermiti could come into the side and start ahead of the struggling Neal Maupay. Having only signed on Friday, he wasn’t ready for the Fulham game but it will be interesting to see if he makes the bench for their next fixture and whether he can start until Calvert-Lewin is fully fit. | Getty Images
12. Substitutes: Joao Virginia - GK
The young back-up to Pickford. | Getty Images