Your Everton evening headlines for Tuesday, January 10.
Louis Saha says Danny Ings could be 'missing link' for Everton amid transfer speculation
Louis Saha believes a move for Danny Ings could help solve Everton's woes in the final third.
One win in their last 10 Premier League games has seen Everton slip to 18th in the table, with just Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton below them. After last week's 4-1 thrashing by Brighton at Goodison Park, the pressure continues to mount on Blues boss Lampard.
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Despite a multitude of issues, the most glaring problem for the Blues has been a lack of ruthlessness in the final third, which is highlighted by the 16 Premier League goals they have mustered in 18 league games this season - the fifth lowest in the division.
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Everton striker leaves on loan as manager ends long transfer pursuit
Preston North End have announced the loan signing of Everton striker Tom Cannon.
The youngster was involved with the Blues' first team either side of the World Cup and was a key part of the Sydney Super Cup action in November. Frank Lampard said Cannon was in first team contention as the domestic schedule resumed and he was brought on as a late substitute against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Boxing Day.
But a loan move for the rest of the season was the most likely scenario, particularly with the recovery from injury of Dominic Calvert-Lewin and the recall of fellow academy striker Ellis Simms from his loan deal with Sunderland.
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