Everton FC is poised for a potentially busy summer transfer window, despite the uncertainty surrounding the club’s finances and ownership. With the window set to open on June 14, the Toffees are exploring various options for new signings.
Here’s a comprehensive roundup of the latest transfer news from Goodison Park:Ben Godfrey Rejects Contract ExtensionHITC reports that Ben Godfrey has turned down contract extension offers from Everton, attracting interest from multiple Serie A clubs, including AC Milan and Roma. With only one year remaining on his current deal, Godfrey may choose to run it down and leave on a free transfer next summer. However, Everton may opt to sell him this summer to avoid losing him for nothing.Dominic Calvert-Lewin Sale PossibleThe Athletic suggests that Everton might sell Dominic Calvert-Lewin to fund a move for Chelsea forward Armando Broja. Calvert-Lewin has been linked to a move away from Goodison Park, and Broja could be the ideal replacement.
Several clubs are interested in Broja, but most will wait until after his EUROs campaign with Albania.Amadou Onana UpdateContrary to previous reports, The Athletic’s James McNicholas claims that a deal for Amadou Onana to join Arsenal is “not in the works.” While the Gunners admire the Belgian midfielder, Everton fans can breathe a sigh of relief for now.
However, the transfer window is yet to open, and Onana’s future remains uncertain.Justin Njinmah Offered New DealWerder Bremen has offered Justin Njinmah a new contract, according to Clemens Fritz. The 23-year-old forward has attracted interest from Everton, Wolves, Villareal, and other Bundesliga clubs.
However, Bremen’s offer could secure his future beyond his current two-year deal.In other news, Sean Dyche faces a significant headache as footage emerges of Vitaliy Mykolenko’s injury while on Ukraine duty.In summary, Everton’s transfer window is shaping up to be eventful, with potential incomings and outgoings. Ben Godfrey’s contract rejection and Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s possible sale have sparked interest from various clubs, while Amadou Onana’s future remains uncertain.
The Toffees will be keen to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season, and fans can expect a busy summer at Goodison Park.