8 goals in 8 games: Everton have a proper goalscorer breaking through in their academy now

Everton is a team in desperate need of goals.

Relegation struggle after relegation battle has left Goodison Park devoid of excitement for what seems like years, wearing down a faithful supporter base.

However, the meagre compensation they receive would have been sufficient to turn off the majority of their fans. But not Evertonians.

They are a wacky group that never wavers in its support, whether at home and on the road, and they deserve so much more than they are getting.

Thankfully, it appears like a bright future is coming from their academy, and this person might be the answer to all of their prayers.

Who is Cody Ebere?

Since joining Everton at the age of 11, Cody Ebere has developed into an imposing attacker with a plethora of speed and power.

Because he based his style of play on the great Cristiano Ronaldo, he possesses the physical characteristics to imitate what made the player so successful.

Not to mention, he has eight goals in as many games this season—including a brace just yesterday—for the U18s, so his technical prowess is undeniably excellent.

His first goal, which helped his team defeat Blackburn Rovers, required a series of deft manoeuvres as he dribbled into the box, sidestepped a couple of challenges and slotted past the struggling custodian.

Subsequently, he demonstrated his diverse skill set by outplaying his opponent in his second goal, creating room for him to score another.

Physically strong, technically proficient, and intelligent, Everton appears to be developing a legitimate talent at Finch Farm.

Everton could have the answer to their goalscoring prayers

It’s also about time, considering how near they’ve come to providing the solution to their problems without really resolving them.

Before Tom Cannon was later hailed for the same job, there was hope that Ellis Simms may fill the vacuum left by the once-perpetually injured Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Both of whom failed to make the cut and left for Championship teams the previous year.

But Sean Dyche needs to come up with a quick fix because the Toffees have only scored 29 goals in the Premier League so far this season.

Luckily, the problem stems from an incapacity to complete the plenty they create rather than random generation.

The biggest gap in the division is 18.13 between their actual goalscoring numbers and the ones predicted, a gap that Ebere should be able to close in the upcoming years.

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