Everton’s Transfer Window: Additions and Departures
Sean Dyche’s Everton has already made five signings this summer, but the manager is not done yet. Despite the ongoing takeover uncertainty, the Toffees have sufficient funds for further acquisitions. With two available loan slots, Dyche is exploring options like Manchester City’s Kalvin Phillips and Chelsea’s Armando Broja.
Clearing the Ranks
To make room for new arrivals, Everton is looking to offload players. Mason Holgate, who spent the latter half of last season on loan at Sheffield United, is surplus to requirements. Alongside Michael Keane, Holgate has been made available for transfer, but no formal offers have been received. The departure of Ben Godfrey to Atalanta has already weakened the defensive ranks, and selling both Holgate and Keane could prompt a loan move for another center-back.
Calvert-Lewin’s Future Uncertain
Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s situation is also uncertain, with only a year left on his contract. Despite interest from Manchester United and others, Calvert-Lewin has not signed a new deal. His future at Goodison Park hangs in the balance, adding another layer of complexity to Everton’s transfer window.
Transfer Window Intrigue
As the transfer window enters its final stages, Everton’s activity will be closely watched. Will Dyche secure his desired additions? Can the Toffees offload unwanted players to free up space and wages? The answers will shape the club’s trajectory for the upcoming season.