Everton consider signing Jordan Ayew to solve striker crisis

Everton are seeking solutions to strengthen their attack due to a shortage of strikers, as the team has been unable to complete several attacking signings during the summer transfer window.

According to TalkSport, Everton's management have been asked to consider signing Ghanaian Jordan Ayew, who has become a free agent after leaving Leicester, as one of the available options to strengthen the attacking line in the upcoming period.

Jordan Ayew is 34 years old and has extensive experience in the Premier League, having played over 300 matches in the competition for several clubs, most notably Swansea, Crystal Palace, and Leicester.

The player has the ability to occupy multiple positions in the attacking line, making him a suitable option for manager David Moyes.

Everton's interest in Jordan Ayew comes amid a clear attacking crisis, as the club has failed to secure a number of targets they aimed to sign. Bringing in a free agent with experience has become a viable option to compensate for the shortfall, especially since Ayew can join the team outside the transfer window as a player without a contract.

The possibility of his transfer to Everton remains linked to the club's decision and how convinced Moyes is of his ability to provide the required contribution.