Everton are reportedly eyeing a move for Nigerian striker Uche Christantus as they look to bolster their struggling attack. The 21-year-old, currently plying his trade at La Liga side Getafe, has attracted attention from several Premier League clubs, including Chelsea, Aston Villa, and Bournemouth.

Christantus joined Getafe during the summer for a modest fee of €500,000, but his potential has not gone unnoticed. Despite scoring just one goal in 13 La Liga appearances, scouts have been impressed by his work rate, movement, and adaptability at the top level.

Getafe, however, are unlikely to let their young star leave easily. With four years remaining on his contract and a one-year extension option, the Spanish side may demand around €15-20 million for his services.

Everton’s interest comes amid a difficult campaign. Sitting 16th in the Premier League, Sean Dyche’s side has managed only ten goals in eleven games, highlighting their desperate need for attacking reinforcements. A January move for Christantus could provide the spark the Toffees need to climb out of the relegation zone.

The young striker’s rise has not gone unnoticed, with top clubs across Europe monitoring his development. Whether Everton can outbid their rivals and convince Getafe to part ways with Christantus remains to be seen.