Everton suffers double blow since Dominic Calvert-Lewin can be out for several weeks, while Orel Mangala's loan could be reduced by an ACL lesion

Everton has received a double injury coup with striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin who needs Club game.

The Belgian, who is borrowed by Lyon, has suffered an anterior cross ligament injury after falling into the 1-0 victory in Brighton last weekend. It is understood that it is likely to return to the French club, although this has not yet been officially agreed.

Calvert-Lewin was also injured in that game and will probably be lost in the coming weeks, which sees Everton receiving the last Good Derby from Park Merseyside, as well as Manchester United's visit. They play the Leicester descent rivals this weekend.

It occurs after the new boss David Moyes revealed last week that Dwight McNeil may need surgery in a knee injury that is worse than he feared. The 25 -year -old has not appeared for six weeks and perhaps he was the player of the Everton season beforehand.

The lend of the lender Armando Broja was also discarded for more than two months, which is a pain for Everton, since his Chelsea matrix club is digging his heels to remember it.

Broja fills one of the two places of national loans allowed that has made Everton do business to do this window.

Everton Dominic Calvert-Lewin striker could be out for several weeks with an articles of hamstrings

Orel Mangala, who is borrowed by Lyon, could return to the French club due to an ACL injury

David Moyes is eager to strengthen in the attack, especially with Armando Broja also injured

However, it is clear that Moyes would like to strengthen himself in the last days of the January market, with his first and second option of NO 9, especially after Calvert-Lewin broke a scorer's duck fifteen days ago and seemed to be folding a corner a corner With its form.

Ajax is considering downloading striker Brian Brobbey and can offer Everton and other English clubs, according to Dutch sources.