Grealish could be the RIGHT man for Blues' problem position

EVERTON potentially need two new right wingers in what already promises to be a hectic summer in the transfer market. But could one of their existing players solve this problem position?

- By CHRIS BEESLEY

Ahead of the trip to Wolverhampton Wanderers in March, David Moyes was questioned about the fact that neither of the club's brace of on-loan right wingers, Jack Harrison and Jesper Lindstrom, had either a goal or an assist to their name all season. The Blues boss responded: “Let's be fair, you won't have longevity if you're not going to get me assists and you're not going to get me goals. You have to find ways of coming up with those numbers, it’s just the world that we're in.

“We can get all the statistics now and we can talk about it. Those two are both attacking players, I think both of them have done well but yeah, I need goals from them, I need assists from them.

“They both need to improve. They've done a really good job in recent weeks but they're parts of the game we want them to improve on."

Right on cue, the following night, Lindstrom combined with Harrison (albeit slipping when delivering his pass) to register his first assist and his team-mate's first goal of the season to fashion the equaliser in the 1-1 draw at Molineux.