Doctor issues ‘Yellow Flag’ as Everton now want to sign Chelsea player on loan

Dr. Rajpal Brar advises Everton to exercise caution in light of Chelsea midfielder Lesley Ugochukwu’s hamstring injury from the previous campaign.

According to the injury expert, he initially suffered a hamstring strain but later sustained a Grade 3 re-injury that kept him out of commission for almost five months.

This occurs after Chelsea is unsure if they should approve an exit, despite the Toffees’ desire to sign the 20-year-old Frenchman on loan.

About Ugochukwu, Bradley, a sports scientist and physical therapy specialist, remarked exclusively to Goodison News:

“Looks has a Grade 3 re-injury after suffering a hamstring strain.

“Will definitely raise a red signal, but during his medical, Everton will be searching for anything unusual.

“Those issues can definitely be overcome with proper rehabilitation and return to match planning, but methodical approach is required.”

Lesley Ugochukwu might be a wise addition to Everton.

Before the transfer window closes, the Toffees should consider acquiring the 20-year-old French midfielder from Chelsea.

Ugochukwu has played in 15 games for Chelsea, demonstrating his versatility in a variety of roles.

Given his youth, it seems possible that he will continue to grow with the correct coaching, and he might provide Sean Dyche with the stability he needs in the middle of the park.

In other Everton news, a £10 million or more development has surfaced, and the Toffees are now looking to finalise another transfer.

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