Sport nationEverton are poised to make a triple signing this week, with talks progressing with Leeds United for Wilfried Gnonto and an enquiry made for Manchester City’s Kalvin Phillips. The Toffees have already signed three players this summer and are looking to strengthen their squad further.
According to sources, Everton are close to agreeing a deal with Leeds for Gnonto, who can effectively replace Richarlison, a void that has never been filled with a fee of £20m plus add-ons being discussed. The Italian international is keen to join Everton and the deal could be struck in the coming days.
Everton are also interested in signing Napoli winger Jesper Lindstrom on a season-long loan with an option to buy. The Danish international has failed to make an impact at Napoli but impressed at Eintracht Frankfurt, scoring 14 goals and making 14 assists in 80 appearances.
The Toffees are also looking to sign a new defensive midfielder to replace Amadou Onana, who is set to join Aston Villa for £50m. Kalvin Phillips is a target, with Everton enquiring about the possibility of signing him on loan with an option to buy. However, Manchester City are reluctant to sanction another loan deal without an obligation to buy.
Everton manager Sean Dyche is keen to strengthen his squad ahead of the new season and is looking to bring in more new faces. The Toffees have already signed Iliman Ndiaye and Tim Iroegbunam on permanent deals and re-signed Jack Harrison on loan from Leeds United.
The signings of Gnonto, Lindstrom, and Phillips would be a significant boost to Everton’s squad, providing them with more depth and quality in key positions. Everton fans will be hoping that the deals can be completed quickly, with the new season just around the corner.
In other news, Chelsea midfielder Lesley Ugochukwu is also a target for Everton, but the Toffees face competition from other Premier League clubs for his signature.
Overall, it’s shaping up to be a busy week for Everton in the transfer market, with the Toffees looking to make some significant signings to improve their squad.Everton are poised to make a triple signing this week, with talks progressing with Leeds United for Wilfried Gnonto and an enquiry made for Manchester City’s Kalvin Phillips. The Toffees have already signed three players this summer and are looking to strengthen their squad further.
According to sources, Everton are close to agreeing a deal with Leeds for Gnonto, with a fee of £20m plus add-ons being discussed. The Italian international is keen to join Everton and the deal could be struck in the coming days.
Everton are also interested in signing Napoli winger Jesper Lindstrom on a season-long loan with an option to buy. The Danish international has failed to make an impact at Napoli but impressed at Eintracht Frankfurt, scoring 14 goals and making 14 assists in 80 appearances.
The Toffees are also looking to sign a new defensive midfielder to replace Amadou Onana, who is set to join Aston Villa for £50m. Kalvin Phillips is a target, with Everton enquiring about the possibility of signing him on loan with an option to buy. However, Manchester City are reluctant to sanction another loan deal without an obligation to buy.
Everton manager Sean Dyche is keen to strengthen his squad ahead of the new season and is looking to bring in more new faces. The Toffees have already signed Iliman Ndiaye and Tim Iroegbunam on permanent deals and re-signed Jack Harrison on loan from Leeds United.
The signings of Gnonto, Lindstrom, and Phillips would be a significant boost to Everton’s squad, providing them with more depth and quality in key positions. Everton fans will be hoping that the deals can be completed quickly, with the new season just around the corner.
In other news, Chelsea midfielder Lesley Ugochukwu is also a target for Everton, but the Toffees face competition from other Premier League clubs for his signature.
Overall, it’s shaping up to be a busy week for Everton in the transfer market, with the Toffees looking to make some significant signings to improve their squad.
Amina Umar
Sport nation
