GOAL says Lecce will listen to offers for Tiago Gabriel

GOAL says Lecce will listen to offers for Tiago Gabriel

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2026-10-28 17:02:00
GOAL reported that Lecce are prepared to hear offers for defender Tiago Gabriel in January, with Everton boss David Moyes said to want the 21-year-old.

GOAL reported that Lecce are prepared to listen to offers for defender Tiago Gabriel in the January transfer window. The outlet also said Everton boss David Moyes wants to sign the defender.

Lecce's position

GOAL, citing Football Insider, reported that Lecce are "ready" to cash in on Tiago Gabriel and will sell him to the "highest bidder" when the January window opens. GOAL also says Lecce are willing to sanction Tiago Gabriel's departure in the new year.

Player profile

Tiago Gabriel is a 21-year-old defender. Lecce tied Tiago Gabriel down until 2030. Tiago Gabriel missed the starting line-up in just two Serie A fixtures last term as Lecce narrowly avoided relegation to the second tier. He has recorded two goals and an assist across six league starts this season.

Everton interest

GOAL says Moyes wants to secure Tiago Gabriel's signature. GOAL also says Everton face rival interest from Crystal Palace and top Serie A sides. GOAL says Thierno Barry is the sole senior centre-forward at Moyes' disposal after the failed pursuit of Folarin Balogun.

Wyness on January priorities

Former Everton chief executive Keith Wyness told Football Insider on Tuesday that recruiting a striker in January is far more urgent for Everton after missing out on a late summer deal for Folarin Balogun. Wyness believes failing to land another attacker in the summer has already cost Everton "six points" in the Premier League table.

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