The first part of the Summer transfer window has passed and so far not one of the 100 or so players linked with Everton have been signed. 

So far this week, Everton continue to be linked with:

  • Anthony Caci, full-back at Mainz 
  • Adama Bojang, striker at Stade Reims 
  • Geny Catamo, striker at Sporting 
  • Antonio Nusa, winger at RB Leipzig 
  • Elias Jelert, right-back at Galatasaray
  • Fred, midfielder at Fenerbahçe 
  • Walter Benitez, goalkeeper at PSV Eindhoven
  • Jason Knight, midfielder at Bristol City 
  • Evan Ferguson, striker at Brighton & Hove Albion
  • Dusan Vlahovic, striker at Juventus
  • Hamza Igamane, striker at Glasgow Rangers
  • Wilfred Ndidi, midfielder at Leicester City
  • Jarrell Quansah, centre-back at Liverpool
  • Yegor Yarmolyuk, midfielder at Brentford 
  • Vladimir Coufal, defender at West Ham Utd
  • Dan Neil, midfielder at Sunderland
  • Taty Castellanos, striker at Lazio
  • Kyle Walker-Peters, full-back at Southampton
  • Thierno Barry, striker at Villarreal 
  • Aleksandar Mitrovic, striker at Al Hilal 
  • James McAtee, midfielder at Manchester City
  • John Stones, centre-back at Manchester City
  • Josh Brownhill, midfielder at Burnley
  • Nick Woltemade, striker at VFB Stuttgart
  • Jack Grealish, midfielder at Manchester City

Everton are expected to decide on new deals with: 

  • Issac Heath, new 3-year deal still unconfirmed 
  • Idrissa Gana Gueye, stalling as he wants a 2-year deal
  • Seamus Coleman, offered a new playing contract

After confirmation that Everton have signed only one player so far:

  • Carlos Alcaraz, on a permanent 2-year deal

And these Everton players may be moving elsewhere:

  • Michael Keane, set to become a free agent
  • Youssef Chermiti may be wanted by Sheffield United  
  • Harry Tryer, young keeper may return to Blackpool
  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin to Newcastle Utd or Manchester Utd
  • Jarrad Branthwaite is being eyed up by Chelsea, Man City and Spurs
  • Mason Holgate set to be released after season loan at West Brom 

While these departures from the club have now been confirmed:

  • Jack Harrison will return to Leeds Utd when his loan ends
  • Jesper Lindstrom will return to Napoli when his loan ends
  • Orel Mangala will return to Olympique Lyonnais when his loan ends
  • Armando Broja will return to Chelsea when his loan ends
  • 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, his contract expires at the end of June
  • João Viginia, his contract expires at the end of June
  • Neal Maupay will join Marseille when his loan ends

And these former Everton players are moving to newer climes:

  • Gethin Jones is leaving Bolton Wanderers to join Milton Keynes Dons

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Rob Halligan
1 Posted 15/06/2025 at 09:25:23
Quansah from the RS…

Not a chance in a million years will that happen.

Michael Kenrick
2 Posted 15/06/2025 at 12:15:47
But Adama Bojangle — that would make everyone happy!
Stu Darlington
3 Posted 15/06/2025 at 12:47:11
Just browsing through the above list of players on a lazy Sunday morning who are allegedly linked with Everton this week.
At a glance it contains :
8 strikers
8 midfielders
3 players who can play fullback
1 winger
2 centre backs and
1 goalkeeper
I know a lot on this list are a result of lazy journalism and the club in the past has usually played its cards close to its chest but it does give cause for thought,because in my humble opinion our main needs this summer are for a whole new right side to the team.
This would include:
A right back
Pacy right winger
Possibly a creative right sided midfielder
Striker
Back up centre back
Back up goalkeeper
So I’d say that we are looking at 6 or 7 signings at least across all positions.
In this respect it is difficult to take the above list too seriously given how out of balance it appears.
Although I am aware that some of the players listed generically as strikers or midfielders can play a number of roles, I can only hope that the breakdown of that list is not representative of the clubs priorities as a whole.
Ah well,too much thinking for a Sunday so back to a beer and a snooze!!

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