EVERTON EYE SUMMER SIGNING AS DAVID MOYES PLANS FOR FUTURE
Everton are already making plans for the summer transfer window, with manager David Moyes identifying key targets to strengthen his squad. According to reports, the Toffees have begun internal discussions about signing Manor Solomon, the Tottenham-owned winger currently on loan at Leeds United.
While Solomon has shown flashes of brilliance in the Championship, his injury history and lack of proven Premier League pedigree make him a gamble for Everton. The club’s squad already struggles with consistency and depth, particularly in attack, and adding a player with a questionable fitness record risks compounding those issues.
Furthermore, with new owners, the Friedkin Group, taking over the club, their focus is likely to shift towards marquee signings who can elevate the club’s status. The Friedkins, known for their ambition at Roma, will probably prioritize proven talents or high-ceiling prospects over Solomon, whose valuation could be better spent on players offering immediate stability and star power.
As Everton prepare to move into their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, the club will be eager to make a statement in the transfer market. With Moyes at the helm, the Toffees will be looking to make significant improvements to their squad, and it remains to be seen whether Solomon will be part of those plans.
While Solomon’s agent has reportedly held talks with Everton, the club’s decision-makers will need to weigh up the risks and benefits of signing the winger. With the summer transfer window fast approaching, Everton fans will be eagerly awaiting news of the club’s transfer plans, and it promises to be an exciting few months ahead.