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Everton Summer 2024 Transfer Thread

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bluestevon said:
Loan with an obligation to buy they probably would, they aren't cash strapped mate, from stuff I've heard, they realise he's not the cm they where wanting but more naturally a wide player. Think they just brought in a new cm due to that.
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They never thought he was a CM. The reason they're okay with him going is because he has suitors, will generate a fee & they don't really need him anymore.
 

bluestevon said:
Loan with an obligation to buy they probably would, they aren't cash strapped mate, from stuff I've heard, they realise he's not the cm they where wanting but more naturally a wide player. Think they just brought in a new cm due to that.
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i hope so. he has a bit of Dumfries about him so maybe we can turn him into an attacking right wing back. Or a better winger than we have currently lol
 
Thomasc said:
Depends on who leaves.

Branners , Maupay and DCL go and it’s game on, they will need to be replaced. Though I don’t honestly see Branthwaite leaving this window.

Knowing Dyche though, if he does he will see that as an opportunity to play Young at left CB.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Maupay still goes to Brentford, especially with Toney seemingly heading for the exit.
Holgate will go out on loan with us paying half his wages. I still think Beto could leave if we get a decent offer.
Dom? Christ knows how that ends. He clearly doesn't want to be here, but no one seems to want him, and i'm not sure where he goes that will offer him the money he wants. Who pays top wack for a striker who doesn't score goals? My guess is come November when it's clear, even on a free he isn't going to get this amazing final move he (his agent and his Mrs) craves, he'll sign that contract. My worry is the club think the same and they're pinning their hopes on that which is foolish.
As for Branthwaite. If someone makes a bid that meets the clubs demands he goes, regardless of whether it's today, tomorrow or 1 hour before the close of the window. That goes for anyone in the squad. No one is not for sale thanks to years of mismanagement. Lets be frank, the reason Dyche is here is because he's a manager who gets the best from a limited squad. and limited budget, and he's happy to work under those conditions. If JB was sold tomorrow and he was told that the money wouldn't be made available he'd be annoyed for sure, but publicly he'd say Michael Keane, Tarky and O'Brian are more than capable of seeing us through the season, and that it's the reality of the situation. He wouldn't walk out or kick off like some managers do. He'd work with what he has and try to make the most of it. I like Dyche and i want him to succeed but he's a company man and his allegiance will always be towards the people who pay him, and unfortunately for him, he's working for Farhad Moshiri. What i would say though is he see's that stadium down the road, and he'll know if he can keep us above water, better times are coming... and he'll want to be the man at the helm who benefits from that stadium, from a new owner he'll feel that he's earned the right to be the man in charge should those conditions change.
Anyway, I've gone off piece - I suspect we'll bring in 2 underwhelming but practical loans and any further movement will rely on who leaves. I also suspect we will agree a deal to resign Dele (i imagine that's partly why we never pursued the Phillips loan). It plugs one shortage in the midfield and allows the loans to go towards an attacker and a full back (hopefully) It also allows Garner to move to the RB should he need too.
 

Stuartisitc1878 said:
I wouldn't be surprised if Maupay still goes to Brentford, especially with Toney seemingly heading for the exit.
Holgate will go out on loan with us paying half his wages. I still think Beto could leave if we get a decent offer.
Dom? Christ knows how that ends. He clearly doesn't want to be here, but no one seems to want him, and i'm not sure where he goes that will offer him the money he wants. Who pays top wack for a striker who doesn't score goals? My guess is come November when it's clear, even on a free he isn't going to get this amazing final move he (his agent and his Mrs) craves, he'll sign that contract. My worry is the club think the same and they're pinning their hopes on that which is foolish.
As for Branthwaite. If someone makes a bid that meets the clubs demands he goes, regardless of whether it's today, tomorrow or 1 hour before the close of the window. That goes for anyone in the squad. No one is not for sale thanks to years of mismanagement. Lets be frank, the reason Dyche is here is because he's a manager who gets the best from a limited squad. and limited budget, and he's happy to work under those conditions. If JB was sold tomorrow and he was told that the money wouldn't be made available he'd be annoyed for sure, but publicly he'd say Michael Keane, Tarky and O'Brian are more than capable of seeing us through the season, and that it's the reality of the situation. He wouldn't walk out or kick off like some managers do. He'd work with what he has and try to make the most of it. I like Dyche and i want him to succeed but he's a company man and his allegiance will always be towards the people who pay him, and unfortunately for him, he's working for Farhad Moshiri. What i would say though is he see's that stadium down the road, and he'll know if he can keep us above water, better times are coming... and he'll want to be the man at the helm who benefits from that stadium, from a new owner he'll feel that he's earned the right to be the man in charge should those conditions change.
Anyway, I've gone off piece - I suspect we'll bring in 2 underwhelming but practical loans and any further movement will rely on who leaves. I also suspect we will agree a deal to resign Dele (i imagine that's partly why we never pursued the Phillips loan). It plugs one shortage in the midfield and allows the loans to go towards an attacker and a full back (hopefully) It also allows Garner to move to the RB should he need too.
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Highlights please no chance I'm reading all that
 
billyblue80 said:
And if that's a midfielder as is mooted we still haven't really addressed our clear weaknesses at full back and pace on the wing. Not to mention if Dom goes last minute we will end up bringing someone terrible like Weghorst or Wood in its that late in the window. And we have a manager who digs in and plays the same team he better use these new players or the recruitment is pointless....
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All the transfers are understandable for me, but as you said it needs more. But I knew from the start, we can't adress all problems, except we sell Branthwaite, now to get in another CB, FB, Winger and CM, should be possible with 3x 15m and a loan.

I am not a big Wood fan, but if he shows the same as in Burnley and Forest, he would be the best finisher in the team by miles.

Last season 48 shots, 26 on target, 14 goals, 12 big chances missed.
DCL: 73 shots, 31 on target, 7 goals, 16 big chances missed.
 

still being linked with Vitor Roque in spainish press, though Real Betis seem to be in pole position

https://www.[Publication is blackli...emands-for-vitor-roque-transfer-in-new-twist/

we are apparently going to "miss out" on Broja, not sure im that bothered, only that it potentially strengthens Ipswich. For all the hype he has had 8 goals in 66 premier league games.

https://www.[Publication is blackli...armando-broja-after-everton-transfer-pursuit/

French media, L'equipe are reporting that we have told Marseille we want 10 million euros (£8.5m) for Maupay, hopefully we negotiate and he moves on because he is very unlikely to play and in the final year of his contract.

insidefutbol.com

Everton Identify Asking Price For Striker

Everton have identified an asking price for the sale of Neal Maupay in the ongoing summer transfer window.
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