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In today's transfer roundup, we have news from Everton after their disappointing 1-1 draw with West Ham on Monday night. Could the Toffees' subpar performance at the Hill Dickinson Stadium have forced David Moyes into a rethink about certain positions?

Elsewhere, there is a potential storm brewing at Old Trafford in relation to Marcus Rashford's loan spell at Barcelona, while Tottenham are reportedly eyeing up a Premier League defender.

For the key details on all of the above, check out our roundup below.

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Kyle Walker-Peters came close to signing for Everton in the summer – Photo by Imago

Everton's 1-1 draw with West Ham has reportedly prompted David Moyes to push the club's board to make a move for a new right-back this January.

Jake O'Brien has established himself as Everton's first-choice right-back since Moyes returned last season, but the youngster is naturally a centre-back, and his deficiencies at full-back were there for all to see on Monday night.

According to TeamTalk, Everton attempted to sign several right-backs over the summer, including Kenny Tettey and Kyle Walker-Peters, before ultimately coming up short in all of their pursuits.

It remains to be seen who their top target this winter will be, but it would now be considered a shock if the club end January without a new right-back.

Tottenham are considering Nathan Collins move

Thomas Frank can have no complaints about how his time at Tottenham has gone so far, but the Dane isn't resting on his laurels and is reportedly keen for the club to make some signings in January.

One man who is reportedly high up on his list of targets is Nathan Collins. According to Grame Bailey, Frank is a big fan of the defender, whom he worked with at Brentford.

Tottenham's desire is a left-footed centre-back who can provide cover both centrally and at full-back, and Collins fits the bill. Frank signed the defender during his time at Brentford, and he very quickly became an important player for him.

It is understood that Brentford would play hardball over any deal for Collins, particularly as they lost several important players over the summer.

‘No penalty' included in Rashford loan deal

Marcus Rashford's Manchester United career may not be completely over after all, after Barcelona's Director of Football, Deco, revealed a key part of the deal that brought the England forward to Catalonia.

In an interview with Spanish publication Mundo Deportivo, Deco said that there are no guarantees that Barcelona will sign Rashford on a permanent deal and that they only have an option to buy him at the end of the season, rather than an obligation.

It isn't clear who elected to insert this clause into the contract, but it's a move that covers Barcelona if the move doesn't work out. So far, Rashford has produced a mixed bag of performances for the Spanish club.

As far as Manchester United are concerned, could Rashford return if Ruben Amorim is replaced before the end of the season? Stranger things have happened.

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