“Atleast these two more signings before the summer closes” Everton INSIDER tells EVERTONIANS the signing they should expect before the summer closes

Everton Director of Football Kevin Thelwell Eyes Further Signings as Transfer Window Enters Final Stretch

With the Premier League season just around the corner, Everton Director of Football Kevin Thelwell is keen to bolster the Toffees’ squad with further signings. Despite already making four additions this summer, Thelwell is aware of the need to strengthen key areas to ensure a successful campaign.

The collapse of The Friedkin Group’s takeover bid has cast a shadow over Everton’s long-term future, but the recent submission of a new bid by John Textor has provided a glimmer of hope. With around three weeks remaining in the transfer window, Everton may now feel more confident in their ability to attract top talent.

Sky Sports journalist Alan Myers believes that Everton fans can expect to see at least two more new faces arrive at Goodison Park before the deadline. “I would say two. I’ll go for safety, I’ll say two,” Myers stated on the View From The Bullens podcast. “I would like three, but I’m going safety. You never know, we’ve seen the likes of Holgate, Keane, Maupay all of these players mentioned about leaving. If they go, then there’s players to replace.”

Myers’ prediction is based on Everton’s clear need to improve their attacking options, having had the second-worst record in front of goal in the Premier League last season. The sale of Amadou Onana to Aston Villa has brought in a significant £50m, which could be used to fund further signings.

One player who has been linked with a move to Everton is Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City. The midfielder has been identified as a key target by Sean Dyche, who is keen to add depth and quality to his squad.

While the potential takeover by Textor’s group may have a bearing on Everton’s transfer business, Myers is confident that the club is financially sound in the short term. However, the longer-term picture remains uncertain, and Everton will need to navigate the complexities of the takeover saga while also ensuring they are competitive on the pitch.

The signing of Iliman Ndiaye from Marseille has already shown promise, and the addition of further quality players could transform Everton’s fortunes. With the right recruits, Dyche’s side could challenge for European places and establish themselves as a top-seven team.