Everton and Aston Villa target Youssef En-Nesyri and Juventus have reached an agreement in principle | OneFootball

Everton and Aston Villa striker target Youssef En-Nesyri has reached an agreement to join Juventus, according to French outlet Foot Mercato.

Everton manager David Moyes and his Villa counterpart Unai Emery want the Morocco international in the Premier League, but it appears he will be moving to Italy instead.

The Villa Park club reached out to the representatives of En-Nesyri this week, while the Toffees also want striking reinforcement at the Hill Dickinson Stadium club.

The Fenerbahce striker will not be joining either club from the look of things as the Turkish Super Lig side and Juventus are currently in advanced negotiations over a deal.

Confidence has grown in recent hours that a deal would be struck, and both Everton and Villa have to move on.

En-Nesyri has seven goals so far in 15 league games this term after notching 20 times in 34 appearances last season.

The former Sevilla striker has been constantly linked with the Premier League, but the 28-year-old will be plying his trade in the Serie A for the rest of this season and going forward if all goes as planned.

Everton have also been linked with West Ham United striker Callum Wilson, who had been in talks to end his deal with the Hammers.

However, he will be staying at the London Stadium club until the end of the season, and Moyes will keep looking for the perfect number 9 he wants as he seeks quality competition for Thierno Barry and Beto.

Villa have Tammy Abraham on their radar, and while personal terms have been agreed to bring him back, striking a deal with Besiktas has been tricky.

Premier League clubs have until February 2 to complete deals for the winter transfer window, and Everton and Villa will hope to get a new striker in before the deadline.