Everton manager David Moyes eyes deal for West Ham’s Kieron Dyer at the end of the season – report

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Kieron Dyer could be set to move to Everton at the end of the season if he impresses David Moyes while on loan at Ipswich, according to the Daily Mirror.

The midfielder is currently at Portman Road in a bid to improve his fitness after a nightmare spell at Upton Park where he managed only 34 appearances in four years in east London.

David Moyes is prepared to give the England international another chance in the Premier League providing he can prove his fitness while playing under Paul Jewell in the Tractor Boys’ scrap for survival.

The Scot is considering offering Dyer a pay-as-you-play deal in which the midfielder’s contract would be based on how many games he played for the Toffees.

The 32-year-old has been battling with a number of injuries over recent seasons including a broken leg, suffered just minutes into his West Ham debut in 2007 in a League Cup tie with Bristol Rovers.

Since then he has had a number of hamstring injuries which have blighted a promising career which saw him make 33 appearances for England.

The midfielder has now returned to the club where he began his career in an attempt to prove that he can still make the grade as a playmaking midfielder which saw him leave Portman Road to move to Newcastle United in 1999 for £6 million