In 2026, Everton would have joined the race to sign a former defender of Real Madrid alongside a certain number of rivals of the Premier League.
David Moyed “Ravi” with Crystal Palace Win
Without a victory in four games in all competitions and heading for the Dickinson hill to welcome a side of the Crystal Palace without defeat in 19 games, Everton seemed to be intended for a difficult battle on Sunday. The Eagles had just won the Premier League champions in Liverpool and were after another scalp from Merseyside – taking the lead thanks to Daniel Munoz.
From there, it seemed that Everton was ready to hand over Palace the racing of 20 undefeated games that they were looking for, only for the Hill Dickinson to obtain its most dramatic moment to date.
After equalizing through Iliman Ndiaye in the last 15 minutes, the scene was ready for someone to become a hero and that someone was Jack Grenish. Manchester City’s loan was perfectly placed to benefit from Munoz’s authorization and simply diverted to his home to put his team from a 93rd minute winner.
David Moyes, like each fan of Everton inside the Dickinson hill, was “delighted” by the dramatic return of his team – tell journalists: “I am delighted with the three points, delighted with the result.
“Mixed emotions on performance. Not very well at first at first half and could have been down three, but continued to defend, which remained stuck, showed a little resilience.
“I waited for a late goal here. Aston Villa was 0-0, we could not get the winner against West Ham, so I hoped that we would have one. Fortunately, we got it today. ”
Having sealed the three points, the Moyes team is now seated as high as eighth in the Premier League and providing an early marker to become shock contenders for a European place – something that should increase their transfer ambitions.
Everton joins the race to sign Mario Gila
According to the boot room, Everton joined the race to sign Mario Gila since Lazio in 2026. The former defender of Real Madrid aroused the interest of the entire Premier League, with Tottenham Hotspur, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth joining all Everton in the battle to secure his signature.
It is not really surprising that interest increases in the 25 -year -old player, who was one of the rare shiny sparks on the side of Lazio in difficulty by Maurizio Sarri.
The former sports director of Lazio, Igli Tare, was also full of praise for the Spanish defender after having signed him from Real Madrid, saying: “He is fast, intelligent and never is wrong. He can become one of the 3-4 best defenders in the world and that would not surprise me if the real one wanted him to come back.”
Considering the concerns that Jarrad Branthwaite could still leave Everton, Gila would not be exactly a bad signature to welcome in 2026. The Spaniard is at the top of his powers and already has an impressive experience to his credit.
It would still be another ambitious decision of the Friedkin group, which would sign a former jewel of Real Madrid in front of their rivals.
