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Everton are now in a race with the former team of David Moyes to sign a “very good” international midfielder who will be authorized to leave this summer for 25 million pounds sterling, according to a recent report.
Everton weighing several transfer options
This has been a rather silent transfer window for the Toffees so far, but it could soon be about to change, because the return of the pre-season is getting closer and closer. Everton called on Carlos Alcaraz on a permanent base this summer, and they could be about to add to this, because the BBC Sport reports that Everton is about to sign defender Kenny Tete On a free transfer.
An agreement would be about to be obtained, because the signing of a new right back has become a given priority to Ashley Young was authorized to leave the expiration of his contract.
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The Merseysiders remain in talks with Villarreal for an agreement to sign the attacker Thierno BarryBut he is not the only striker David Moyes plans to sign. Goodison News reported that the Toffees were interested in the Millwall striker Mihailo Ivanovic After scoring 13 goals in the championship last season.
Everton does not want to stop there, and a report has now revealed that they had recorded their interest in signing James McATEE of Manchester City. The young Englishman seems ready to leave Etihad this summer.
Everton in race with West Ham for Onyedika
McATEE is perhaps not the last midfielder to arrive at Goodison Park this summer, as according to Sacha Tavolieri, Everton is in pole position to sign Raphael Onyedika From Club Brugge, although with the Hammers.
Tavolieri states that the Toffees and West Ham are leading the race to sign the midfielder this summer, the most concrete Hammers with their interest so far. He continues by adding that although he is under contract until 2027, the Belgian side would be happy to move 30 million euroswhich is about 25 million pounds sterling this summer.
The 24 -year -old is with his current club since August 2022, where he won the Belgian League once and the Belgium Cup, which came in 2025. Onyedika, which won 16 selections for Nigeria, was a key player for club Brugge last season, because he played 25 times in the Jupiler Pro League and started all 11 games in the Champions League.
Onyedika is very unknown to English football because he spent his football career playing for FC Midtjylland and FC Fredericia before moving to Belgium. But the journalist Graeme Bailey called the midfielder “very good player“And someone who is a” threat “, when he was also linked to a move to Leeds United.
