Everton FC, the Premier League club, has made a significant update to their squad with the addition of two new signings. The club's forward lineup has undergone a transformation as they have brought in two players who have impressed with their performances so far.

One of these players is Calvert-Lewin, a forward from England's youth system who has impressed at various clubs including West Ham United, Manchester City and Everton. He has scored five goals for West Ham United in his three seasons there, while he also netted against Manchester City in the FA Cup earlier this month.

The other player is De Bruyne, a Belgian international who has been a key player for Chelsea since joining the club in 2016. However, after a disappointing spell at Chelsea, De Bruyne decided to move on to join Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). He has struggled to find consistency at PSG, scoring only four goals in 54 appearances across all competitions.

In contrast, Everton has brought in two new forwards to bolster their attack. One of them is Jack Grealish, a versatile forward who has played for several top-flight clubs including Manchester City and Liverpool. Grealish has scored eight goals in 29 appearances for Manchester City this season.

Another player who has joined Everton is Jordan Pickford, a goalkeeper who was loaned out to Nottingham Forest last season. He has started all five matches that Everton has played so far and has been instrumental in securing victories against teams such as Aston Villa and Arsenal.

Overall, Everton's forward lineup has been strengthened by the acquisition of two young talents who have impressed with their performances. The club will be hoping that these additions will help them improve their attacking performance and secure their place in the Premier League table.