Everton: Fans react over potential move for Olivier Giroud
Olivier Giroud is reportedly (according to Le Pelerin via Goal) frustrated over his lack of playing time, so should the Toffees pounce? That was a question posed by the Liverpool Echo on Twitter recently, given the fact the Frenchman apparently came close to moving to Merseyside during Ronald Koeman’s tenure in charge.
Olivier Giroud is reportedly frustrated with his lack of playing time at Chelsea.
Do you think Everton should make a move for the French striker?
Vote in our poll ⤵️https://t.co/spFMhNjz3c pic.twitter.com/5JDWKVPjWw
— Everton FC News (@LivEchoEFC) October 14, 2019
The Chelsea forward has had to endure a back-up role this season, partly due to the rise and stellar form of Tammy Abraham, but the Frenchman has proven time and time again that he can contribute enormously when required.
Most notably last season, where he was integral to the Blues’ Europa League run – scoring 11 goals in 14 appearances – steering Maurizio Sarri’s side to the final where they eventually thrashed his former club Arsenal 4-1 on a night to remember.
Giroud even got the ball rolling for his team that evening, scoring the opening goal and allowing the floodgates to open.
However, despite that contribution, the 33-year-old is fed up with his current situation and could be open to a move away from Stamford Bridge.
When asked the question on social media, here’s how some of the fans reacted:
Too late we had our chance
— steve Jones (@skjones505) October 14, 2019
Short term maybe
— 🇬🇧 Pauli1878 🔶🇪🇺 48% (@bittaNtwisted) October 14, 2019
Good shout not prolific but given a chance 15 /20 goals season
— Stephen Davies (@Stephen26028312) October 14, 2019
Yes , but would he come ?
— Phil Grey (@PhilGrey5) October 14, 2019
2yrs too late. If you’re going to throw money at a 30+yr old striker, go and get Dzeko.
— Matthew Barry (@EFCMatt1) October 14, 2019
Like what the TT have on offer? Sign up for more notifications!Depends what his wife says.
— Terry McAllister (@terrymcallister) October 14, 2019
