Everton enquire about Assane Diao and Takefusa Kubo
30/07/2025The Blues are still waiting for Olympique Lyon's Malick Fofana.
The Blues are still waiting for Olympique Lyon's Malick Fofana.
There is an ever expanding list of many linked players who have still not signed for David Moyes
Everton are closing in on the double signing of Bayern Munich left-back Adam Aznou and Lyon winger Malick Fofana.
A transfer activity lowdown with all the players the Blues are linked with at the moment.
The signing of a right winger is a priority for David Moyes.
As Everton head across the pond this week for the Premier League Summer Series with an impossibly thin squad, there remains an ever-expanding list of many linked players who have still not signed for Everton.
The England goalkeeper is expected to receive a massive wage increase.
The Rumour Mill continues to throw back the name of one Jack Harrison as someone who could still come back to Everton, despite a somewhat lacklustre career so far with The Blues.
The Scot has the full trust of the owners after the manner in which he guided Everton to safety in the final months of last season.
Signing another midfielder is high on David Moyes’ priority for the summer rebuild.
The Belgian winger has a year left on his contract at PSV Eindhoven and is likely to depart this summer.
The Blues have shown interest in James McAtee since last month.
The Scottish midfielder has emerged as a potential transfer candidate for the Blues but a deal with Aston Villa will be difficult to pull off.
Omar Hutchinson and Tom Fellows are also being followed by the club apparently.
Douglas Luiz wants a move back to the Premier League after a torrid spell at Juventus according to reports.
The clickbait sites are claiming today that Everton are willing to 'spend big' to sign Conor Gallagher
An agreement has been reached with the Senegalese midfielder who will extend his future at the club.
The Blues are interested in signing the right-back with the help of AS Roma.
Despite being mostly reliable, transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano has been wrong about Everton on a few occasions.
Several Premier League players are out of contract after deals ran out on June 30.
Everton could explore the loan market to add depth and versatility to their squad.