Everton would be confident to obtain the signing of an “fantastic” attack in an exciting case in the summer transfer window.
Who are potential ins and outs in Everton this summer?
Life is more optimistic for the blues currently, after having avoided the relegation of the Premier League and now preparing for life in its impressive new stadium.
A busy summer window is expected in Everton in the coming months, with the winger RB Leipzig Antonio Nusa linked to a move to the club. The 20 -year -old was even described as “incredibly talented” by the Manchester City superstar, Erling Haaland, who can only increase.
The Blues would also have prompted a big currency gesture for the former MANchester United midfielder, Fred, who now exercises his job in Fenerbahce. Now 32 years old, the Brazilian could provide enormous experience in the midfield of David Moyes, but he would certainly not represent a long -term addition.
Dominic Calvert -Lewin is one of the players of Everton who could move on in summer – the same goes for the influential defender Jarrad Branthwaite – and the Brighton striker Evan Ferguson was mentioned to replace the first, having been loaned to West Ham last season.
Everton confident to seal the summer reunion
According to The shoe room‘S Graeme Bailey, Everton hopes that they will be able to re-signate Richarlison de Tottenham this summer, bringing a “club legend” to Merseyside.
The Blues would like to sign two attackers before next season, with Thierno Barry de Villarreal, also mentioned as an option. The tastes of Brentford, Crystal Palace, Leeds United, West Ham and Wolves are all considered as wishing it.
Looking at Richarlison in an Everton shirt would probably go well with a large part of the fans base, given the popular figure that he was during his visit to Goodison Park.
The Brazil star has always given everything for the Blues, scoring 53 goals in 152 appearances in total, and he has 64 goals in his name in the Premier League in his career.
Meanwhile, Calvert-Lewin spoke of his admiration for the Richerlison of £ 90,000 per week during their stay together in Everton in the past: “I thought he was fantastic today. His goal was well deserved and his game on the ball, his altruism was the key for us today. I really enjoyed playing with him again in front of the faithful of Goodison.”
Still at only 28 years old, Everton could obtain several solid years from Richarlison, who may want a new challenge after a relatively disappointing fate at Spurs. This may depend on whether the new manager Thomas Frank considers him an important part of his plans.
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You know what you will get the former Blues favorite, tireless work to finish opposition players, and if Everton could sign it and Barry this summer, it could be a prosperous business in the last third.
