“Thank you for your service, it is time to go” Sean Dyche reveals Everton transfer plan as £50m decision could be made

Everton manager Sean Dyche has revealed that the club is bracing itself for interest in its star players this summer, with a £50m decision potentially on the horizon. Speaking ahead of the Premier League clash with Arsenal, Dyche acknowledged that outgoings are expected, with players like Jack Harrison and Arnaut Danjuma set to return to their parent clubs.

The club’s financial issues continue to cast a shadow over the summer market, with Dyche admitting that sales may be forced to balance the books. This could see players like Jarrad Branthwaite or Amadou Onana depart, with Manchester United, Arsenal, Barcelona, and Bayern Munich all reportedly interested in the duo.

Dyche expressed a sense of resignation, stating that the club will have to be open to offers for its players due to the financial reality. He emphasized the importance of recruitment, saying, “It puts a lot of added attention on the recruitment side of things because the wider the parameters then the harder it is.”

While Branthwaite is seen as a key player in the defense, Onana’s impressive form and defensive duel percentage may make him easier to replace. However, the club will need to be prepared for significant interest in its star assets this summer.

In related news, Everton has confirmed that Idrissa Gana Gueye, Ashley Young, and Dele Alli will be leaving the club, with Dyche revealing an injury blow that will see a key starter miss the Arsenal match. The manager has also given his verdict on VAR, citing mistakes made by referees.