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Genoa eyeing last-gasp loan move for Nathan Patterson

Genoa are reportedly interested in signing 24-year-old Scottish international Nathan Patterson from Everton before the winter transfer window shuts down.

Nathan Patterson has not been a guaranteed starter for Everton , and he could do with more game time. The opportunity move to Italy could be ideal for him amid the emerging links with Genoa. It remains to be seen whether Everton is willing to sanction his departure.

Patterson has shown his quality in England, and he can succeed at Genoa as well. Regular football at Genoa could bring out the best in the player. According to Fabrizio Romano, the move will only go through if Brooke Norton-Cuffy leaves the Serie A club before the window closes. It remains to be seen how the situation unfolds.

Patterson will hope to play more often at this stage of his career. If Everton cannot provide him with that opportunity, he should look to seek an exit. The Scottish right back has started just three league games for Everton. Sitting on the bench at the English club will be detrimental to his development.

Meanwhile, Everton are looking to finish as high as possible in the league table. They might not be too keen on losing a useful squad player. Patterson could be useful for the Toffees during the second half of the season.

Genoa could use Patterson

As for Genoa, they could use more depth in their defensive unit, and Patterson would be a quality addition for them until the end of the season. It remains to be seen how the situation develops regarding Norton-Cuffy.

Meanwhile, Everton should look to improve their squad this month. They are 9th in the league table, and they should be aiming for European football next season. Signing the right players this month could help them improve in the second half and finish the season strongly.

Patterson will not wait to find out how his future shapes up. The move to Italy could give him a fresh start and help him get his career back on track. He will look to sort out the move quickly and focus on his football once again.

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