The negotiation of a loan deal for Jack Grealish has drawn many headlines and changed the complexion of this Transfer Window as Everton appear to be making some giant steps toward creating a much stronger team for competing in the Premier League, which starts this coming weekend.
The arrival of Jack Grealish on Tuesday strongly boosts the list of new players who have signed for Everton:
- Tom King, goalkeeper from Wolverhampton Wanderers (2-year deal)
- Jack Grealish, attacking midfielder from Man City (1-year loan)
- Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, midfielder from Chelsea (5-year deal)
- Adam Aznou, left-back from Bayern Munich (4-year deal)
- Mark Travers, goalkeeper from Bournemouth (4-year deal)
- Thierno Barry, striker from Villarreal (4-year deal)
- Carlos Alcaraz, midfielder from Flamengo (2-year deal)
Confirmation that, in addition to Charly Alcaraz, Everton have re-signed four senior players whose contracts expired last season:
- Idrissa Gana Gueye has signed a 1-year contract (2-year option)
- Michael Keane has signed a new 1-year contract
- Jarrard Branthwaite has signed a new 5-year contract
- Seamus Coleman has accepted a new 1-year playing contract
While in the transfer market, Everton have been linked with:
- Yves Bissouma, midfielder at Tottenham Hotspur
- Nahuel Molina, right-back at Atletico Madrid
- Artem Dovbyk, striker at AS Roma
- Dion Lopy, holding midfielder at Almeria
- Kellen Fisher, right-back at Norwich City
- Zuriko Davitashvili, winger at Saint-Etienne
- Abdul Fatawu, winger at Leicester City
- Ainsley Maitland-Niles, right-back at Lyon
- Juanlu Sanchez, right-back at Sevilla
- Gabriel Sara, midfielder at Galatasaray
- Franculino Djú, striker at Midtjylland
- James Justin, right-back at Leicester City
- Florentino Luis, midfielder at Benfica
- Assane Diao, winger at Como
- Malick Fofana, winger at Lyon
- Tyler Dibling, winger at Southampton
- Carney Chukwuemeka, midfielder at Chelsea
- Lyanco, defender at Atletico Mineiro
- Maghnes Akliouche, right-winger at AS Monaco
- Florentino Luis, midfielder at Benfica
- Samuel Lino, forward at Atletico Madrid
- Jacob Ramsey, midfielder at Aston Villa
- Bilal El Khannouss, playmaker at Leicester City
- Sergio Reguilon, left-back formerly at Tottenham Hotspur
- Francisco Conceicao, winger at Porto
- Neil El Aynaoui, midfielder at RC Lens
- Salvatore Esposito, midfielder at Spezia.
- John Victor, goalkeeper at Botafogo
- Georgios Vagiannidis, right-back at Panathinaikos
- Tomas Souček, midfielder at West Ham Utd
- Joao Palhinha, midfielder at Bayern Munich
- Douglas Luiz, midfielder at Juventus
- Hayden Hackney, midfielder at Middlesbrough
- John McGinn, midfielder at Aston Villa
- Takefusa Kubo, winger at Real Sociedad
- Jack Harrison, winger at Leeds Utd
- Conor Gallagher, midfielder at Atletico Madrid
- Nicolás Tagliafico, left-back formerly at Lyon
- Jaydee Canvot, centre-back at Toulouse
- Gustavo Hamer, midfielder at Sheffield United
- Morten Frendrup, midfielder at Genoa
- Omari Hutchinson, winger at Ipswich Town
- Raphael Onyedika, midfielder at Club Brugge
- Mihailo Ivanovic, striker at Millwall
- Timothy Weah, striker at Juventus
- Tom Fellows, winger at West Bromwich Albion
- Fred, midfielder at Fenerbahçe
- Ben Doak, forward at Liverpool
- Aleksandar Mitrovic, striker at Al Hilal
- Hamza Igamane, striker at Glasgow Rangers
- James McAtee, midfielder at Manchester City
These players who were heavily linked with a move to Everton have gone elsewhere:
- Wilfred Ndidi has joined Besiktas
- Evan Ferguson, joined AS Roma on loan
- Wesley Franca, has gone to AS Roma
- Richard Rios, has joined Benfica
- Johan Bakayoko, has joined RB Leipzig
- Kyle Walker-Peters, has joined West Ham Utd
- Walter Benitez, joined Crystal Palace on a free transfer
- Jarrel Quansah left Liverpool for Bayer Leverkusen
- Habib Diarra joined Sunderland from Strasbourg
- Kenny Tete, accepted a new contract at Fulham
- Kyle Walker, heading to Burnley from Manchester City
- Liam Delap, chose Chelsea over Everton and others
Everton Under-21s have agreed new 2-year contract extensions with:
- Fraser Barnsley, goalkeeper
- Issac Heath, attacking midfielder
- Jack Patterson, midfielder
- Coby Ebere, winger
- Eli Campbell, defender
Everton Under-18s have agreed 2-year professional contracts with:
- George Finney
- Josh van Schoor
- Harvey Foster
- Aled Thomas
- Cieran Loney
- Luca Davis
And these Everton players may be moving elsewhere:
- Tim Iroegbanum may leave (on loan?) to Sheffield Utd
- Harrison Armstrong could go on loan to Sunderland or Burnley
- Beto is claimed to be the subject of a bid from Fenerbahçe
- Beto has also been linked with Leeds Utd and Atalanta
- Youssef Chermiti may go on loan to Sheffield Utd or Stoke City
- Harry Tryer, young keeper is now likely to return to Blackpool
While these departures from the club have now been confirmed:
- Dominic Calvert-Lewin rejected a new deal, has joined Leeds Utd
- Jack Harrison returns to Leeds Utd as his loan ends this month
- Jesper Lindstrom returns to Napoli as his loan ends this month
- Orel Mangala returned to Olympique Lyonnais when injury ended his loan
- Armando Broja returns to Chelsea as his loan ends this month
- Žan-Luk Leban, contract expiring after 6 years in the Academy
- Abdoulaye Doucoure, whose 1-year contract extension was rejected
- Ashley Young, who will celebrate his 40th birthday in July
- Asmir Begovic, may join Southampton after his contract ends
- João Virginia, his contract expires at the end of June
- Mason Holgate, released, is now joining Al Gharafa in Doha
- Neal Maupay will join Marseille for £10M when his loan ends
And these former Everton players are moving to newer climes:
- Callum Wright joins Wigan Athletic from Plymouth Argyle
- Salomón Rondón has joined Real Oviedo from Pachuca
- Jonjoe Kenny has moved from Hertha Berlin to PAOK
- Adam Forshaw has joined Blackburn Rovers from Plymouth Argyle
- Gethin Jones is leaving Bolton Wanderers to join Milton Keynes Dons
- Seb Quirk, who left Everton Academy 18 months ago, will join Sligo Rovers from Accrington Stanley