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Everton Transfer News: Holgate and Keane Updates Emerge as Branthwaite Stance Shared
Everton defenders Michael Keane and Mason Holgate are attracting interest from various clubs, according to FootballTransfers. The online source reports that Sean Dyche wants three first-team centre-backs, which could lead to the duo’s exit from Goodison Park.
Jake O’Brien is set to undergo a medical with Everton, further reducing the chances of Keane and Holgate staying with the Toffees. The interest in both players could also impact Jarrad Branthwaite’s potential move to Manchester United, despite his refusal to sign a new contract unless the club matches United’s offer of £160,000-a-week.
Keane and Holgate have been surplus to requirements at Everton since Branthwaite emerged as a first-team star last summer. Last season, they were handed a total of 13 Premier League starts, with Holgate only being reintroduced into the side due to injury problems at right-back.
With O’Brien joining the defensive ranks, Dyche will have even fewer reasons to keep either player at Goodison Park this summer. Their sales could potentially raise decent funds for the club. Ben Godfrey, who was underutilized over the past two years, was sold to Atalanta for £10million, demonstrating Everton’s ability to secure a good transfer fee for their players.
Dyche will be keen to maintain the same defensive layout as the previous season, having only conceded more goals than Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool in the Premier League. However, with the amount of transfer interest surrounding Goodison Park, the squad may look very different come the 2024/25 campaign.
In other Everton news, Sean Dyche has been handed a new concern after Iliman Ndiaye’s absence in the match against Salford City. For more Everton news, follow us on Facebook or join our WhatsApp Channel for instant updates.
The potential exits of Keane and Holgate, combined with Branthwaite’s uncertain future, highlight the ongoing changes in Everton’s defensive lineup. As the transfer window progresses, it will be interesting to see how Dyche and Kevin Thelwell navigate these developments to strengthen the team’s chances in the upcoming season.Here’s a rewritten version of the article in 2500 words:
Everton Transfer News: Holgate and Keane Updates Emerge as Branthwaite Stance Shared
Everton defenders Michael Keane and Mason Holgate are attracting interest from various clubs, according to FootballTransfers. The online source reports that Sean Dyche wants three first-team centre-backs, which could lead to the duo’s exit from Goodison Park.
Jake O’Brien is set to undergo a medical with Everton, further reducing the chances of Keane and Holgate staying with the Toffees. The interest in both players could also impact Jarrad Branthwaite’s potential move to Manchester United, despite his refusal to sign a new contract unless the club matches United’s offer of £160,000-a-week.
Keane and Holgate have been surplus to requirements at Everton since Branthwaite emerged as a first-team star last summer. Last season, they were handed a total of 13 Premier League starts, with Holgate only being reintroduced into the side due to injury problems at right-back.
With O’Brien joining the defensive ranks, Dyche will have even fewer reasons to keep either player at Goodison Park this summer. Their sales could potentially raise decent funds for the club. Ben Godfrey, who was underutilized over the past two years, was sold to Atalanta for £10million, demonstrating Everton’s ability to secure a good transfer fee for their players.
Dyche will be keen to maintain the same defensive layout as the previous season, having only conceded more goals than Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool in the Premier League. However, with the amount of transfer interest surrounding Goodison Park, the squad may look very different come the 2024/25 campaign.
In other Everton news, Sean Dyche has been handed a new concern after Iliman Ndiaye’s absence in the match against Salford City. For more Everton news, follow us on Facebook or join our WhatsApp Channel for instant updates.
The potential exits of Keane and Holgate, combined with Branthwaite’s uncertain future, highlight the ongoing changes in Everton’s defensive lineup. As the transfer window progresses, it will be interesting to see how Dyche and Kevin Thelwell navigate these developments to strengthen the team’s chances in the upcoming season.
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