Sean Dyche must unleash 6-cap Everton ace v Bournemouth – opinion

Everton forward Arnaut Danjuma has been restricted to substitute appearances in Everton’s last two Premier League matches.

Everton signed Arnaut Danjuma on a season-long loan deal from Spanish side Villarreal in the recent summer transfer window.

The player had a promising start to his career at Goodison Park, looking vibrant and threatening. However, with Dwight McNeil’s return to fitness, he has lost his starting spot.

However, Sean Dyche should seriously consider starting Danjuma against Bournemouth at Goodison Park on Saturday. The Dutchman, 26, has the ability to seriously threaten the Cherries.

The Toffees require a positive, offensive performance in front of their own fans. This season, they have yet to win a Premier League game at home and have only scored one goal in those games. Danjuma makes Everton more dangerous going forward.

Danjuma well-suited to Bournemouth test

The Bournemouth full-backs, Milos Kerkez and Max Aarons, can both be got at. They are attack-minded, and Danjuma is the perfect candidate to run at them directly and exploit the space in behind them.

Dyche must use the 6-cap Dutch international against the south coast club.

Dyche, on the other hand, now has a plethora of powerful offensive alternatives to pick from. The manager is spoiled for choice with Danjuma, McNeil, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Beto, Youssef Chermiti, Jack Harrison, and James Garner all fit and available. Danjuma is not a lock to start that game, but he is a strong contender.

Whatever Dyche chooses, it is critical that Everton earn a win against their fellow strugglers and put on a strong show with offensive intent. If Dyche is unable to inspire more creativity from his players, his place in the Goodison Park dugout will undoubtedly be jeopardized.