Hello, welcome to Top of TV. It is the Everton News Daily. Sean Dysher has done his press comment ahead of Saturday's Trips of Bramalain, where Evan Mouffet, Sheffield United, obviously on the back of a win last night against Don Castro-Rovis. Sean Dysher gave his fort on Beto's debut in that game. I mean, I think, well, firstly, it's not about taking pressure on anyone, it's about adding to the strike force. We've been searching for that for a long time. It's a player we've been monitoring for a long time. A player that desperately wanted to come here, so we finally got that done. And then back to his performance, I thought it was always easy. He said, I think I mentioned last night, he's clearance, sorry, came through late, so we couldn't plan any in time, but we thought it'd be what we'd hopefully be available. So the plan was always to get him on for a half if we could, at least a half. And then I'm pleased with his performance. Obviously, he looked what we hope he will look. He looked physical presence, but also dealing with the ball, but also stretching the pitch. I think the big thing for me was with a real desire. He can run, we know that, but he can run hard, and he wants to run hard, and he wants to get in the box. And I think that's a very powerful thing for a striker. It sounds mad as if that's the norm, but the body language in the intent he drives forward with, and I think that was impressive last night. Obviously he's only just got it, but that's certainly, I think, laid down a mark for him to continue building on and something for us to look at now that we've got him in the building, and sort of be pleased with that's what we thought, what we'd seen, and we saw it last night. There you go. Obviously, very promising. Start to Beto's career at Everton, after scoring the goal last night, but obviously with Beto in it does take the pressure off Domino Carvantlune, obviously, is suffering a injury to his cheekbone that he picked up in Aston Villa. Here's the latest from Sean Dasha on his recovery. Yeah, so it's nothing that needs surgery or anything, but there was a minor situation on his kind of sinus area that is delicate, so he's got to be careful with it. The good news from an overall picture, he's managed to train through it, not with us, you understand this is it, because of the type of injury it is, but after a few days or so, he's managed to keep fit as in his body, so that's good because we want to keep him going, now he's got this far, and then as we go the weekend it's more of a touch and go situation, see what the decision is and how fragile it is, but no surgery or anything like that. Is it maybe having to play in a mask? Yeah, maybe, but at this stage it's more to make sure that it doesn't get knocked really, so if you touch and go over the weekend, and then after that, obviously with the internship rate you'd say he's clear, straight away. So there you go, we'll have to wait and see whether Dom is involved, but certainly better, takes the pressure off Dom having to be involved, although it will be going to see him in his mask. The manager also give the latest on the injuries to Jack Harrison, Dwight McNeil and Delhi. To what it's just back on the grass with us, as in, sorry, without training, it's been on the grass for a few days working, but he's back with our training group today, so another one we'd have to make a decision on that, but he's feeling pretty strong. Jack's on the grass with the sports science team, but not quite training with us yet, so he needs to get to that stage before the next steps. He'd probably need a build up, you know, half a game, a full game, because obviously it's been a delayed period from last season, which is a, you know, one of the things, but he's going well and I spoke to him today, and he's feeling better about things, so hopefully that just keeps progressing. Delhi's getting back on the grass slowly, a slightly bit surely, so that's good to have him back around it, because he had a setback, so we're monitoring that, with his injury that is by his well in himself. Yeah, so there's a few things that we expect anyway, although it's not ideal, because we're stretched, but after the international break, then I think a lot of these people will be fit again, or certainly very close to. So obviously that's, that's looking more promising than certainly the international break, although, you know, as he said, the right-machineal could be involved, which on Saturday, which would be very, very positive. Obviously, Alexa Wobby as well has been linked with a move to Fulham. Marco Silva said he's not as confident as he was on bringing in Kastanya, which they did this week from Leicester. He does not know if a deal will be done. Evan, looking in the region of 20 million pounds for Alexa Wobby, he's out of contact at the end of the season, and apparently wants to move back to London as well, so that's going to be very interesting with Evan, get that deal done with Fulham in the next 24 hours. Here's Sean Dacia Stortz on that one. Yeah, look, there's a few, certainly a few of our players. He's one of them. There's nothing in agreement yet, but there's, you know, him and Tom Cannon, similar sort of situations, a number of clubs circle in their situations. Would it weaken the squad terribly if Alex were to go, what do you have to weigh up as regards whether you allow him to go now, because it only has a year left on his contract? Yeah, exactly. The obvious thing that's been, I think it's been apparent, although I was still at Spellet Outlast where he came with this bit odd, we know the club have to look at the business side of it, and there is a business side of it, quite obviously, with the player with a year left, Tom slightly differently. Money's not free-flowing, so yeah. Yeah, it's an incest among because Sean Dacia not really talking about bringing players in if he has the cell plays. I think he knows he has the cell plays and bringing in whatever money we could get for Alex, or what we would be, would be a good deal. There's also the Maori Grey possibility of him going. If he does go to Saar, they're there, that window has another week left open, so that could be done. It seems like Evan, quite confident that will be done. Evan has been linked with a move from Maxwell Conny of West Ham, they exploring a loan deal. Of course, Sean Dacia had him at Bayley's scored nine goals, including winning goal against Everton, so the manager knows him, struggled with injuries at West Ham missed a lot of last season, so he's a player who can play left back, he can play left wing back, left me field, right me field and I played the front as well, so he would give Evan a lot of different choices. I think they're the kind of players Evan are looking for at the moment to boost the squad out, so he's another player. It's going to be very interesting 24 hours, it could see Evan going back for non-so even if Evan can get the money in for Alex, or what we're being able to make that offer finally, that leads to the except. We'll have to wait we'll be here all day tomorrow with live coverage of transfer deadline day, so make sure you join us for that. See you later.