Everton Summer Transfer Thread - 2022

[Oasis1878]

Alexis Sanchez is available on a free

FFS don't tell Moshiri that

 

[Curtis]

So would I, but somebody has to want to buy them and they have to want to go. I'm not sure why people seem to think it would be really easy to sell players they think are rubbish.

Basically need to find a club more inept than Everton which is a challenging task

 

[matty1878]

anyone else yet? we soooooo need a striker

 

[hktoffee]

anyone else yet? we soooooo need a striker

The new Valencia that Chelsea striker. I don’t particularly want him but he is better than Rondon.

 

[RomanReigns]

Basically need to find a club more inept than Everton which is a challenging task

Bournemouth

 

[bring back the catt]

Bournemouth

Isn't that only with over-priced rs rejects though?

 

[RomanReigns]

Isn't that only with over-priced rs rejects though?

They have only spent 10 mil since getting promoted on a Middlesbrough player

They are making zero attempts to even try and survive relegation

 

[GoldenToffee]

Alexis Sanchez is available on a free

Who last had an impactful game of football in the Premier League; Alexis Sanchez, Dele Alli, or Tom Davies?

 

[jondel]

Is James garner any good?

He was great in the Rockford Files. ?

 

[Littlesue]

They have only spent 10 mil since getting promoted on a Middlesbrough player

They are making zero attempts to even try and survive relegation

Maybe they got no funds

 

[ChesterBlue]

Who last had an impactful game of football in the Premier League; Alexis Sanchez, Dele Alli, or Tom Davies?

Dele Alli was pretty impactful against Palace tbf

 

[RomanReigns]

Maybe they got no funds

maybe however nottingham forest only got promoted through the play offs and have spent 85 mil

 

[LocalNative]

They have only spent 10 mil since getting promoted on a Middlesbrough player

They are making zero attempts to even try and survive relegation

They have FFP issues. They got fined for it back in 2018 and are being very careful not to take a hit again.

 

[jonnyboy316]

Losing Richy was an inevitable blow but with the addition of Gueye I think we are overall in a better position: lost our best forward but arguably gained our best defender and our best midfielder, plus a promising (but also first team ready) winger and a backup for a position we were light. All with minimal outlay and still with our two domestic loans intact.

A very solid start and if we use whatever remaining budget we have sensibly and the two loans wisely as teams try to get players out late on and it could be a properly good window.

The issue is goals. Take Richy’s contribution out and there is not much there. Will need a breakthrough goalscoring season from Gordon/Gray/ McNeil or Dele to roll back the years

 

[Martin Alvito]

They have FFP issues. They got fined for it back in 2018 and are being very careful not to take a hit again.

Is their turnover really that bad? It looks to me like they sold a ton of players in the last couple of years for very profitable windows. They may think that they're better off pulling a Norwich, and they may be right, but it looks like they could scrap to stay up if they wished.