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Summer transfer window 2023

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Bob Latchford said:
Morning mates.

Welcome to the 18th July Everton transfer 💩 show…..

I’ve tried to bundle together as many of the transfer rumours flying around, combining them into one bite size and heart burn inducing portion for your dining pleasure.

I make some apology for some of the sources and articles used.



Dan Plumley has insisted that Everton may still need to sell another couple of players before making any serious moves of their own this summer. The finance expert admitted that looking at the bleak numbers in Everton’s account, it will take up to five years to get back to a normal position again, including their transfer business.

“Given the situation over the last three years, it is probably still the case that Everton need to sell a few as well. Despite the sales in recent years, there are still a couple more that need to go, and it’s not a quick fix at Everton given the nature of their finances.

“It’s a three-to-five year to progress back so it is not easy.”


Everton have made a “rich offer” to Villareal attacker Arnaut Danjuma as they look to seal another transfer, according to Gazzetta Dello Sport. The Italian newspaper has reported in its print edition (18 July, pg 8) that the Toffees are facing serious competition from AC Milan for his signature, though.


Wilfried Gnonto could push to leave Leeds United amid interest from Sean Dyche’s Everton, according to a report. 90min has reported that Everton are interested in signing Wilfried Gnonto from Leeds United in the summer transfer window.


Aston Villa are preparing for transfer discussions with Leeds United winger Wilfried Gnonto’s representatives, according to a report in Italy. Unai Emery is stepping up his search for a new forward with the likes of Harvey Barnes, Moussa Diaby and Jeremy Doku linked. But Gnonto could be in genuine contention


Everton have made a £20million+ bid for Leeds United winger Willy Gnonto, with a choice to be made for Gnonto between joining the Merseyside club or Aston Villa should he leave, according to Sport Mediaset. According to the report on 17 July, Everton’s bid for Gnonto consists of an offer for £15.4million plus £5.1million bonuses, which would then be followed by a bonus of £8.6million paid to the player over the course of five seasons. It is shared that Aston Villa will have to eclipse Everton’s bid if they wish to win the race.


According to talkSPORT (via Everton News), it looks like Mason Holgate is nearing an exit as newly-promoted Sheffield United eyes a deal for the 26-year-old. The Toffees are keen to trim the wage bill this summer and Holgate is someone tipped to be replaced.


According to Football Insider, Everton have shortlisted Mohammed Salisu as one of their top defensive candidates this summer. However, this outlet revealed that Monaco has submitted an offer for the 24-year-old to throw Everton’s plan into doubt.

Salisu is out of contract in 2024 and Southampton will most likely want to sell him this window to avoid losing him on a free next year.


Everton target Anthony Elanga's valuation is being driven up by interest from elsewhere. That's according to the Manchester Evening News, as the Toffees eye attacking signings in the summer transfer window.


Everton are eyeing a deal for Union Saint-Gilloise striker Victor Bonifance as they look to improve their striking options this season, according to Football Rover. The online outlet has reported on 18 July that the club were impressed by the Nigerian’s “astounding” goal-scoring prowess and versatility, and has already taken initial steps to explore the possibility of bringing Boniface to Merseyside this summer.


As more and more rumours come and go about possible new signings, one current Everton player whose future remains uncertain is Demarai Gray a move to Crystal Palace and Saudi Arabia have been mentioned. (various sources Sky/Echo)


Iliman Ndiaye's proposed move to Marseille 'could collapse', it has been claimed. The Senegalese forward looked to be closing in a move to the Ligue 1 side, having also been linked with a switch to Goodison Park in recent weeks.

Ndiaye appeared to be Marseille-bound after talks between the French club and Sheffield United progressed, though Fabrizio Romano has now stated a deal is 'getting difficult' and could fall through.
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We might end up with one of the above...
 
Bob Latchford said:
Morning mates.

Welcome to the 18th July Everton transfer 💩 show…..

I’ve tried to bundle together as many of the transfer rumours flying around, combining them into one bite size and heart burn inducing portion for your dining pleasure.

I make some apology for some of the sources and articles used.



Dan Plumley has insisted that Everton may still need to sell another couple of players before making any serious moves of their own this summer. The finance expert admitted that looking at the bleak numbers in Everton’s account, it will take up to five years to get back to a normal position again, including their transfer business.

“Given the situation over the last three years, it is probably still the case that Everton need to sell a few as well. Despite the sales in recent years, there are still a couple more that need to go, and it’s not a quick fix at Everton given the nature of their finances.

“It’s a three-to-five year to progress back so it is not easy.”


Everton have made a “rich offer” to Villareal attacker Arnaut Danjuma as they look to seal another transfer, according to Gazzetta Dello Sport. The Italian newspaper has reported in its print edition (18 July, pg 8) that the Toffees are facing serious competition from AC Milan for his signature, though.


Wilfried Gnonto could push to leave Leeds United amid interest from Sean Dyche’s Everton, according to a report. 90min has reported that Everton are interested in signing Wilfried Gnonto from Leeds United in the summer transfer window.


Aston Villa are preparing for transfer discussions with Leeds United winger Wilfried Gnonto’s representatives, according to a report in Italy. Unai Emery is stepping up his search for a new forward with the likes of Harvey Barnes, Moussa Diaby and Jeremy Doku linked. But Gnonto could be in genuine contention


Everton have made a £20million+ bid for Leeds United winger Willy Gnonto, with a choice to be made for Gnonto between joining the Merseyside club or Aston Villa should he leave, according to Sport Mediaset. According to the report on 17 July, Everton’s bid for Gnonto consists of an offer for £15.4million plus £5.1million bonuses, which would then be followed by a bonus of £8.6million paid to the player over the course of five seasons. It is shared that Aston Villa will have to eclipse Everton’s bid if they wish to win the race.


According to talkSPORT (via Everton News), it looks like Mason Holgate is nearing an exit as newly-promoted Sheffield United eyes a deal for the 26-year-old. The Toffees are keen to trim the wage bill this summer and Holgate is someone tipped to be replaced.


According to Football Insider, Everton have shortlisted Mohammed Salisu as one of their top defensive candidates this summer. However, this outlet revealed that Monaco has submitted an offer for the 24-year-old to throw Everton’s plan into doubt.

Salisu is out of contract in 2024 and Southampton will most likely want to sell him this window to avoid losing him on a free next year.


Everton target Anthony Elanga's valuation is being driven up by interest from elsewhere. That's according to the Manchester Evening News, as the Toffees eye attacking signings in the summer transfer window.


Everton are eyeing a deal for Union Saint-Gilloise striker Victor Bonifance as they look to improve their striking options this season, according to Football Rover. The online outlet has reported on 18 July that the club were impressed by the Nigerian’s “astounding” goal-scoring prowess and versatility, and has already taken initial steps to explore the possibility of bringing Boniface to Merseyside this summer.


As more and more rumours come and go about possible new signings, one current Everton player whose future remains uncertain is Demarai Gray a move to Crystal Palace and Saudi Arabia have been mentioned. (various sources Sky/Echo)


Iliman Ndiaye's proposed move to Marseille 'could collapse', it has been claimed. The Senegalese forward looked to be closing in a move to the Ligue 1 side, having also been linked with a switch to Goodison Park in recent weeks.

Ndiaye appeared to be Marseille-bound after talks between the French club and Sheffield United progressed, though Fabrizio Romano has now stated a deal is 'getting difficult' and could fall through.
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Think Gnonto is one that we're relying on the player pushing for the move
 
Bob Latchford said:
Morning mates.

Welcome to the 18th July Everton transfer 💩 show…..

I’ve tried to bundle together as many of the transfer rumours flying around, combining them into one bite size and heart burn inducing portion for your dining pleasure.

I make some apology for some of the sources and articles used.



Dan Plumley has insisted that Everton may still need to sell another couple of players before making any serious moves of their own this summer. The finance expert admitted that looking at the bleak numbers in Everton’s account, it will take up to five years to get back to a normal position again, including their transfer business.

“Given the situation over the last three years, it is probably still the case that Everton need to sell a few as well. Despite the sales in recent years, there are still a couple more that need to go, and it’s not a quick fix at Everton given the nature of their finances.

“It’s a three-to-five year to progress back so it is not easy.”


Everton have made a “rich offer” to Villareal attacker Arnaut Danjuma as they look to seal another transfer, according to Gazzetta Dello Sport. The Italian newspaper has reported in its print edition (18 July, pg 8) that the Toffees are facing serious competition from AC Milan for his signature, though.


Wilfried Gnonto could push to leave Leeds United amid interest from Sean Dyche’s Everton, according to a report. 90min has reported that Everton are interested in signing Wilfried Gnonto from Leeds United in the summer transfer window.


Aston Villa are preparing for transfer discussions with Leeds United winger Wilfried Gnonto’s representatives, according to a report in Italy. Unai Emery is stepping up his search for a new forward with the likes of Harvey Barnes, Moussa Diaby and Jeremy Doku linked. But Gnonto could be in genuine contention


Everton have made a £20million+ bid for Leeds United winger Willy Gnonto, with a choice to be made for Gnonto between joining the Merseyside club or Aston Villa should he leave, according to Sport Mediaset. According to the report on 17 July, Everton’s bid for Gnonto consists of an offer for £15.4million plus £5.1million bonuses, which would then be followed by a bonus of £8.6million paid to the player over the course of five seasons. It is shared that Aston Villa will have to eclipse Everton’s bid if they wish to win the race.


According to talkSPORT (via Everton News), it looks like Mason Holgate is nearing an exit as newly-promoted Sheffield United eyes a deal for the 26-year-old. The Toffees are keen to trim the wage bill this summer and Holgate is someone tipped to be replaced.


According to Football Insider, Everton have shortlisted Mohammed Salisu as one of their top defensive candidates this summer. However, this outlet revealed that Monaco has submitted an offer for the 24-year-old to throw Everton’s plan into doubt.

Salisu is out of contract in 2024 and Southampton will most likely want to sell him this window to avoid losing him on a free next year.


Everton target Anthony Elanga's valuation is being driven up by interest from elsewhere. That's according to the Manchester Evening News, as the Toffees eye attacking signings in the summer transfer window.


Everton are eyeing a deal for Union Saint-Gilloise striker Victor Bonifance as they look to improve their striking options this season, according to Football Rover. The online outlet has reported on 18 July that the club were impressed by the Nigerian’s “astounding” goal-scoring prowess and versatility, and has already taken initial steps to explore the possibility of bringing Boniface to Merseyside this summer.


As more and more rumours come and go about possible new signings, one current Everton player whose future remains uncertain is Demarai Gray a move to Crystal Palace and Saudi Arabia have been mentioned. (various sources Sky/Echo)


Iliman Ndiaye's proposed move to Marseille 'could collapse', it has been claimed. The Senegalese forward looked to be closing in a move to the Ligue 1 side, having also been linked with a switch to Goodison Park in recent weeks.

Ndiaye appeared to be Marseille-bound after talks between the French club and Sheffield United progressed, though Fabrizio Romano has now stated a deal is 'getting difficult' and could fall through.
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Thanks as always. The Gnonto report from Sport Mediaset has enough detail to almost have me convinced. Villa have other options; matching 20m for Gnonto doesn't sound likely to me.
 
Eggs said:
…whilst we still haven’t strengthened in the critical attacking areas, I’m not sure it’s ‘significantly’ worst than last season. I’m not seeing us lose anybody who could’ve made any difference (Davies, Simms). Indeed, I’d say Gomes is better than Davies and Cannon better than Simms if we desperately need to use one of them.
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Lost Mina and Coady as well though, which has certainly weakened our defence as Branthwaite is an unknown quantity in the PL at this point.

And Coady was part of the defence that was impressive at the start of the season and Mina made a big impact at the end of the season.
 
Jeff Jones said:
Here's another one. It's probably not likely to be done, but what if we could get Lukaku here on loan for next season?

Chelsea want rid but are having trouble finding a buyer, mainly because of his high wages, I think.

It might be cheaper to pay the loan fee and part of his wages for a year than pay a transfer fee for someone a bit decent, and would buy us time to find a quality striker.

We've only been in relegation struggles because of a lack of goals and he would solve that problem, I'm sure.

Chelsea are pretty desperate to move him on and I think they'd do a deal.
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Haven't Chelsea said he will only leave on a permanent deal and they want 40m
 

Bob Latchford said:
Morning mates.

Welcome to the 18th July Everton transfer 💩 show…..

I’ve tried to bundle together as many of the transfer rumours flying around, combining them into one bite size and heart burn inducing portion for your dining pleasure.

I make some apology for some of the sources and articles used.



Dan Plumley has insisted that Everton may still need to sell another couple of players before making any serious moves of their own this summer. The finance expert admitted that looking at the bleak numbers in Everton’s account, it will take up to five years to get back to a normal position again, including their transfer business.

“Given the situation over the last three years, it is probably still the case that Everton need to sell a few as well. Despite the sales in recent years, there are still a couple more that need to go, and it’s not a quick fix at Everton given the nature of their finances.

“It’s a three-to-five year to progress back so it is not easy.”
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That bit is grim reading. We must be an absolute financial mess.
 

Bob Latchford said:
Morning mates.

Welcome to the 18th July Everton transfer 💩 show…..

I’ve tried to bundle together as many of the transfer rumours flying around, combining them into one bite size and heart burn inducing portion for your dining pleasure.

I make some apology for some of the sources and articles used.



Dan Plumley has insisted that Everton may still need to sell another couple of players before making any serious moves of their own this summer. The finance expert admitted that looking at the bleak numbers in Everton’s account, it will take up to five years to get back to a normal position again, including their transfer business.

“Given the situation over the last three years, it is probably still the case that Everton need to sell a few as well. Despite the sales in recent years, there are still a couple more that need to go, and it’s not a quick fix at Everton given the nature of their finances.

“It’s a three-to-five year to progress back so it is not easy.”


Everton have made a “rich offer” to Villareal attacker Arnaut Danjuma as they look to seal another transfer, according to Gazzetta Dello Sport. The Italian newspaper has reported in its print edition (18 July, pg 8) that the Toffees are facing serious competition from AC Milan for his signature, though.


Wilfried Gnonto could push to leave Leeds United amid interest from Sean Dyche’s Everton, according to a report. 90min has reported that Everton are interested in signing Wilfried Gnonto from Leeds United in the summer transfer window.


Aston Villa are preparing for transfer discussions with Leeds United winger Wilfried Gnonto’s representatives, according to a report in Italy. Unai Emery is stepping up his search for a new forward with the likes of Harvey Barnes, Moussa Diaby and Jeremy Doku linked. But Gnonto could be in genuine contention


Everton have made a £20million+ bid for Leeds United winger Willy Gnonto, with a choice to be made for Gnonto between joining the Merseyside club or Aston Villa should he leave, according to Sport Mediaset. According to the report on 17 July, Everton’s bid for Gnonto consists of an offer for £15.4million plus £5.1million bonuses, which would then be followed by a bonus of £8.6million paid to the player over the course of five seasons. It is shared that Aston Villa will have to eclipse Everton’s bid if they wish to win the race.


According to talkSPORT (via Everton News), it looks like Mason Holgate is nearing an exit as newly-promoted Sheffield United eyes a deal for the 26-year-old. The Toffees are keen to trim the wage bill this summer and Holgate is someone tipped to be replaced.


According to Football Insider, Everton have shortlisted Mohammed Salisu as one of their top defensive candidates this summer. However, this outlet revealed that Monaco has submitted an offer for the 24-year-old to throw Everton’s plan into doubt.

Salisu is out of contract in 2024 and Southampton will most likely want to sell him this window to avoid losing him on a free next year.


Everton target Anthony Elanga's valuation is being driven up by interest from elsewhere. That's according to the Manchester Evening News, as the Toffees eye attacking signings in the summer transfer window.


Everton are eyeing a deal for Union Saint-Gilloise striker Victor Bonifance as they look to improve their striking options this season, according to Football Rover. The online outlet has reported on 18 July that the club were impressed by the Nigerian’s “astounding” goal-scoring prowess and versatility, and has already taken initial steps to explore the possibility of bringing Boniface to Merseyside this summer.


As more and more rumours come and go about possible new signings, one current Everton player whose future remains uncertain is Demarai Gray a move to Crystal Palace and Saudi Arabia have been mentioned. (various sources Sky/Echo)


Iliman Ndiaye's proposed move to Marseille 'could collapse', it has been claimed. The Senegalese forward looked to be closing in a move to the Ligue 1 side, having also been linked with a switch to Goodison Park in recent weeks.

Ndiaye appeared to be Marseille-bound after talks between the French club and Sheffield United progressed, though Fabrizio Romano has now stated a deal is 'getting difficult' and could fall through.
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As ever, thanks for these daily round ups.

... been waiting for a bl00dy hour!! lol
 
Stuartisitc1878 said:
That bit is grim reading. We must be an absolute financial mess.
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if that is true then we need to stop looking at the Gnonto's of this world and start looking at the Gnonto's of last year.

Thats the bit that doesn't add up (pun intended) to me - if we are as financially hamstrung as this guy says then we need to take more risks with raw youth players from Switzerland/Austria/Belgium/Scandinavia/South America.
 

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