League One strugglers Port Vale have signed Everton duo Elijah Campbell and Martin Sherif on loan until the end of the current campaign.
Defender Campbell, 21, captained Everton's U18s and made 12 appearances for the U21 side before loan spells at Fleetwood and Ross County.
Vale's first team manager Jon Brady told the club website, external the versatile defender brings experience and provides another option at the back for the club.
Striker Sherif, 19, who is a former Netherlands Under-17 international, spent the first half of the season on loan at Rotherham in League Two, scoring twice in 10 appearances across all competitions.
"He's a young, hungry forward with plenty of potential, who will offer us a real presence in the forward line during the second half of the season," Brady said.
"As with Elijah, we're looking forward to bringing Martin into the group and are grateful to Everton."
The Valiants are bottom of League One - 10 points adrift of safety - and face AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday at Vale Park.
Port Vale have signed experienced striker Andre Gray on an initial deal to the end of the season.
The 34-year-old recently left Turkish club Fatih Karagumruk, who he joined a year ago following a three-month spell at Plymouth Argyle.
Gray has scored more than 150 goals during his career and his previous clubs include Luton Town, Burnley, Brentford and Watford and he also has 13 caps for Jamaica.
"He's got a wealth of experience and his goalscoring record speaks for itself. It's fantastic to have him on board and I know he's raring to go," said Vale boss Jon Brady.
Gray's arrival will help fill the gap left by Devante Cole's departure to Luton Town on Saturday.
Defender Campbell, 21, captained Everton's U18s and made 12 appearances for the U21 side before loan spells at Fleetwood and Ross County.
Vale's first team manager Jon Brady told the club website, external the versatile defender brings experience and provides another option at the back for the club.
Striker Sherif, 19, who is a former Netherlands Under-17 international, spent the first half of the season on loan at Rotherham in League Two, scoring twice in 10 appearances across all competitions.
"He's a young, hungry forward with plenty of potential, who will offer us a real presence in the forward line during the second half of the season," Brady said.
"As with Elijah, we're looking forward to bringing Martin into the group and are grateful to Everton."
The Valiants are bottom of League One - 10 points adrift of safety - and face AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday at Vale Park.
Port Vale have signed experienced striker Andre Gray on an initial deal to the end of the season.
The 34-year-old recently left Turkish club Fatih Karagumruk, who he joined a year ago following a three-month spell at Plymouth Argyle.
Gray has scored more than 150 goals during his career and his previous clubs include Luton Town, Burnley, Brentford and Watford and he also has 13 caps for Jamaica.
"He's got a wealth of experience and his goalscoring record speaks for itself. It's fantastic to have him on board and I know he's raring to go," said Vale boss Jon Brady.
Gray's arrival will help fill the gap left by Devante Cole's departure to Luton Town on Saturday.
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