Good News – Everton now on the verge of using £50M realised from Onana sale to sign world-class player who is far better than Onana

Everton Football Club is actively engaged in the transfer market this summer, and their latest move is to sign a new midfielder once Amadou Onana’s departure is confirmed. The Toffees are set to receive around £50m for Onana’s transfer to Aston Villa, which will help alleviate their Financial Fair Play (FFP) and Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) concerns. While losing Onana is a significant blow, the influx of funds will benefit the entire club.

However, Everton is not content to simply sell players without replacing them. They are now considering a bid for Weston McKennie, a midfielder with Premier League experience. McKennie, an American international, played a crucial role for Juventus last season, rediscovering his form after a challenging spell at Leeds United.

Juventus is reportedly seeking between £15-20m for McKennie, who may find his playing time limited following the signing of Douglas Luiz. Everton must carefully weigh their options when pursuing a new midfielder, as they have already spent money on signing Iliman Ndiaye from Marseille.

McKennie, lauded as a “superstar” midfielder during Tottenham’s previous interest in him, may be eager to prove himself in the Premier League once again. If Everton succeeds in signing him, they may acquire a player with a point to prove.

The article highlights Everton’s active engagement in the transfer market, their financial considerations, and their pursuit of a midfielder with Premier League experience. It also mentions McKennie’s background, his value to Juventus, and his potential desire to return to the Premier League.