The Everton winger has endured a tremendously challenging campaign so far this season.
Toffees ace Kevin Mirallas could be set to push for a January exit from Goodison Park, according to the Liverpool Echo, with the Belgian’s future hinging on who is appointed as the new manager.
The 30-year-old has played a peripheral role for Everton this season, making just three starts in all competitions, and failing to register either a goal or an assist thus far.
The winger has always been somewhat of an enigma during his time on Merseyside, showcasing his truly brilliant ability one minute, before displaying his utter contempt for the game and lack of effort the next.
And the Liverpool Echo claim that he is looking for an exit from the club in January, especially if whoever is appointed as the club’s new manager is not to his liking.
Mirallas wanted to leave Goodison Park in the summer, with West Ham and Olympiacos being linked with his signature, according to the Liverpool Echo, but Everton eventually chose not to sanction his exit.
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And with just seven weeks remaining until the January transfer window opens, there will surely be plenty of clubs on red alert following the report regarding the Belgian’s future, none more so than West Ham, considering that David Moyes was the man who brought him to the Premier League five years ago.
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