Everton hold talks with Oscar Mingueza to replace Seamus Coleman

David Moyes’s Everton are reportedly making moves to sign Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Manchester City defensive target Oscar Mingueza.

Everton are on the lookout for someone who can fill the void that will be left following Seamus Coleman’s departure. They consider Celta Vigo’s Oscar Mingueza an ideal fit for their setup and have already held talks to sign him, as per a report from TEAMtalk.

The Toffees are all set to rival Aston Villa, Arsenal, and Manchester City in their pursuit of the former Barcelona full-back. Coleman is set to leave the club at the end of the season, with his contract running out, and the Toffees have already started working hard to replace their skipper.

Oscar Mingueza, who is doing wonders at Celta Vigo, is firmly on their radar. While things didn’t work out for him at Barcelona, he has established himself as a key figure at his new club and has been a consistent performer for them. The 27-year-old’s ability to feature anywhere in defence has come in handy.

Everton are after Mingueza’s signature

He has great tactical intelligence and ball-playing ability, making him a great option for David Moyes’ team. With his contract running out at the end of the season, a host of top clubs want him. Everton see this as a great opportunity to sign a top-quality defender for a bargain. They also want cover on the left flank, and Mingueza can certainly help their cause.

Moyes has been forced to use centre-back Jake O’Brien as a right-back, as Nathan Patterson has failed to make the starting spot his own. Signing a new right-back is a top priority for them, and Mingueza, with his versatility, is just the perfect fit. They have already scouted him on multiple occasions and are quite impressed with his performances.

Everton to face stiff competition

The Toffees have held talks with his representatives as they look to beat Aston Villa, Arsenal, and Manchester City to his signature. Just like Everton, the trio have also been keeping tabs on him. With Jurrien Timber and Ben White struggling with injuries, the Gunners are looking at Mingueza as an option to bolster their defence as a whole.

Meanwhile, at Villa Park, Unai Emery wants more competition for Matty Cash. City are yet to successfully replace Kyle Walker, and the experienced Mingueza could help their cause. He could compete with Matheus Nunes for a place in the starting XI.

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