Recent changes within the scouting department at Everton, as noted by King, focus on a renewed talent purchase at Goodison Park.
Reports indicate that the club may be considering a move for Beşiktaş hot prospect midfielder Semih Kılıçsoy.

While Kılıçsoy is undoubtedly a promising young player, there are concerns about whether he would be the right fit for the Toffees given the team on field situations.
At a price tag of £16.6 million, Kılıçsoy represents a big financial investment. With the fact that he lack first team experience, investing such a sum might not be the most reasonable choice for Everton, particularly as they aim to strengthen manager Sean Dyche’s squad during the January transfer window.

The possibility of a relegation battle is imminent, and the club may benefit more from bringing in a experience player who can immediately have an impact on the first team.
Dyche’s tenure has been marked by the need for stability as the club already battling relegations in the past few seasons which the fans weren’t happy about, and with the team currently overcoming the challenging periods, the focus should be on securing players with proven experience.

The financial consequences of spending on a young talent without a solid track record might surpass the potential benefits of the club at this stage.
In addition to the potential transfer, there has been speculation regarding Dyche’s future, with Jason Cundy weighing in on names being floated as possible successors to the Englishman.

This adds another face of uncertainty as the club smoothers its current difficult situation.
This news will be a great music to the Toffees fans who had been keen to see more talents added to the team, the situation remains complex.
With the January transfer window few months away, fans and analysts alike will be eager to see how the club’s scouting agent decisions align with their immediate needs and long-term goals for their beloved club.