“Could be a little godsend” – Troy Deeney makes big claim about Chelsea loanee
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Troy Deeney has praised the impact Tyrique George has made at Everton and believes his game will really develop under David Moyes.
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George joined Everton on loan for the remainder of the season in January, with the deal containing an option to buy.
The winger saw a move to Fulham collapse on deadline day last summer, and he made 11 appearances in all competitions over the first half of the season.
Troy Deeney praises Tyrique George Everton impact
George is a product of Chelsea’s famed Cobham academy, and the teenager was promoted to the first team squad last season by Enzo Maresca.
However, with Chelsea signing a plethora of new attackers he fell down the pecking order, and is now looking to impress at Everton.
George joined Everton on loan in January. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)
George has appeared in three out of a possible four league games, and Deeney believes he’s already made an impact on Merseyside.
“He added a little bit of life and a little bit of colour to the game,” he told The Football Exchange.
“At least he’s ready to attack. I think actually working under David Moyes could be a little godsend for him.”
Alejandro Garnacho and Jamie Gittens haven’t produced
Whilst it’s clear George’s future lies away from Stamford Bridge, both Alejandro Garnacho and Jamie Gittens who were signed last summer simply haven’t delivered.
Gittens is currently sidelined with a hamstring injury, but has only managed one goal in the Carabao Cup against Wolves.
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Garnacho has had his moments, but he too has flattered to deceive, but Rosenior believes both players have shown signs of promise.
The Blues desperately need the duo to step up and improve their form, as they currently have problems in the wide areas.
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