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#3 Theo Walcott (Arsenal to Everton)
Can Theo Walcott spark something special at Everton?
Everton needed someone to support Wayne Rooney and Dominic Calvert-Lewin in the scoring department, and Theo Walcott is just that man. He had an assist in his first game for Everton to go along with his brace against Leicester City within his first four games.
While he hasn't got a whole lot of playing time in the Premier League this season with Arsenal, Walcott was tearing the pitch up in the UEFA Europa League. In the five games that Walcott played, he has scored three times and set up another couple of goals.
Sam Allardyce had to find a man who could support his current guns, as well as complimenting the revival of Oumar Niasse. Walcott can do both, as well as potentially being another weapon that can send the Toffees flying up the ladder once again.
