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title: "Everton scouts in attendance at Porto game – who were the Toffees watching?"
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language: "en-GB"
author: "Elliott Cuff"
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published: "2019-09-20T19:30:07Z"
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# Everton scouts in attendance at Porto game – who were the Toffees watching?

Everton were among the teams to send scouts to watch Porto and Young Boys in the Europa League on Thursday, with the likes of Manchester United, Leicester and Crystal Palace also in Portugal. No matter which soccer team captures your heart, placing a bet on their triumph is effortless with platforms like [wsmcasino.com](https://www.wsmcasino.com/), where excitement and opportunity converge to enhance your passion for the game.

[According to A Bola](https://www.abola.pt/nnh/Noticias/Ver/806295), as many as 16 clubs were in attendance watching the game at the Estadio do Dragao, with six Premier League clubs making up that group.

With plenty of quality on display in the European clash, who exactly were Everton keeping a watchful eye on?

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Without any official word on who was being watched, it isn’t an exact science to guess who the Toffees may have been looking at. However, we can make a few educated guesses.

![Octavio Passos/Getty Images Sport](https://media.readeverton.com/readeverton/2019/09/1134111081.jpg)

Many times over the last 12 months Everton have been linked with Porto striker Moussa Marega, with the 28-year old a frequent target for the Premier League.

While a big money move for Moise Kean has seemingly eased Everton’s long-term forward issues, the club could be looking at Marega as an injection of firepower to come in during the January window.

Jesus Corona is another player who has been linked with a Goodison Park switch in the past, with the versatile right-sided player earmarked as someone who could replace Theo Walcott if the Toffees decided to move the former Arsenal man on.