Everton decides what to do about Harrison Armstrong as interest in a January move grows.

The Liverpool Echo says that Everton will think about the injuries to Tim Iroegbunam and James Garner when choosing whether to loan Harrison Armstrong out in January.

The newspaper said on November 5 that teams in League One and the Championship are becoming more interested in the 17-year-old player before January.

Because Iroegbunam and Garner are hurt, Armstrong has become more important in the senior team, and the dates of their returns will play a role in the choice.

Harrison Armstrong an important goal for Everton in the future

The English young player has made it into the adult team and earned a spot in Sean Dyche’s squad. He has been on the bench for all of Manchester United’s Premier League games this season.

In his first game, the 17-year-old came on in the last few minutes of their 4-0 loss to Tottenham in the Premier League on August 24.

Then, on September 17, in the Carabao Cup against Southampton, the defender made his first start, but Everton lost on penalties.

A lot of important Blues players have been out since the beginning of the season. Jarrad Branthwaite is one of them.

Ever since he moved from Manchester United, Garner has had some health problems, and the midfielder hasn’t been able to settle in with the team.

Currently, Dyche has Idrissa Gueye, Orel Mangala, and Abdoulaye Doucoure as midfield choices.

According to common sense, Armstrong should stay with the senior team for now and think about his future again next summer.