After new move news, Tom Fellows will use Everton as a stepping stone.

If West Brom star Tom Fellows wants to move on, Bryan King thinks Everton would be a good “stepping stone.”

The scout who used to work at Goodison believes that the Toffees would be a good place for the 21-year-old to learn more about football.

Alan Nixon said on his Patreon page on 27 October that Everton is keeping an eye on Fellows and has sent a group to check on the England Under-21 player.

King told Goodison News that he thinks the move would be good for both the player and the club.

King said, “I think Everton could be a good place for Fellows to start.”

“That club has great gear and will be moving to a brand-new stadium next year.” They have a good place to train.

“The players at Everton are one or two steps ahead of him right now.” Because of this, it would be a good way for him to learn about sports.

Everton to sign Tom Fellows, a forward for West Brom?

It’s likely that Goodison Park fans will not like the idea of being used as a stepping stone. In spite of that, the club is currently in that unfortunate position.

Fellows probably wouldn’t say no to Everton if they made a move for him if West Brom didn’t make it to the Premier League and Everton stayed there.

Most likely, though, Fellows doesn’t want to move to Goodison Park, or Bramley Dock Moore as it will be known.

Anyway, Sean Dyche, the club, and the fans will probably have to accept that Fellows may want to make a bigger move after his time with Everton is over.

But if he does well for the Toffees while he’s signed, the club probably wouldn’t mind if he left in the end, especially if he got more money than the fee they paid for him.