Sean Dyche has stated that Everton can still sign free agents despite the fact that the summer transfer season is closed.
Sean Dyche has stated that Everton would not enter the free agent market.
The Toffees signed five players during the summer transfer window, including Ashley Young on a free transfer from Aston Villa. Everton, on the other hand, had a low-key transfer deadline day in terms of incomings, despite the departures of Alex Iwobi, Neel Maupay, and Tom Cannon. Demarai Gray, meanwhile, left to join El-Ettifaq before the Suadi Pro League window closed.
After leaving Nottingham Forest, Everton have been connected with Portuguese player Xeka as well as former Manchester United offensive midfielder Jesse Lingard. Lingard has been working out with West Ham United. While Dyche says Everton would keep an eye on who is available, any possible moves are doubtful.
“It is rare at this stage that you get one who has been missed for odd reasons,” he stated at his pre-match press conference before of Sunday’s Premier League encounter against Arsenal. Typically, by this point, the market has established scenarios for players to be in.
“But we will certainly keep an eye on the list of players and see if there is anyone who can sort us, which we have already done, of course, but we will keep doing that.”
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The club has given up on a £35 million bid. Manchester United is closing closer on an Everton signing.
After talks with Manchester United’s Premier League misfit Donny Van de Beek fell through, Fenerbahce are reportedly in ‘advanced talks’ to sign Everton’s Andre Gomes.
Manchester United released their official 25-man Premier League squad for the 2023/24 season on Wednesday.
And, following a summer of almost-endless speculation surrounding his Old Trafford future, it was Donny Van de Beek’s name which leapt off the page. This was not quite total confirmation that the £35 million forgotten man will be staying put; 90Min reports that United are still exploring potential exit routes in Turkey and Qatar.
But, after turning down a number of offers, and with Fenerbahce closing in on another rarely-seen midfielder struggling for minutes in England’s north west, the former Ajax ace appears increasingly unlikely to follow in the footsteps of Fred and Eric Bailly before the Turkish window closes on Friday.
Donny van de Beek will remain at Manchester United.
Manchester United reportedly offered Van de Beek to Fenerbahce last week, according to CNN Turkey. The Istanbul giants are now in ‘advanced talks’ to recruit Everton’s Andre Gomes for roughly £5 million instead, with the Netherlands international proving to be as obstinate as a particularly obstinate limpet when it comes to his future with the Red Devils (TEAMtalk).
“I think at the end, there’s a very good chance Donny stays until January,” Fabrizio Romano tells the United Stand, after his preferred deal to Real Sociedad fell through earlier this summer.
“Donny does not want to make a move in which I say I’ll be away for six or seven months (on loan) and then return.” Donny’s style is not like this.
“If he wanted to go to Turkey, he had some options.” I don’t think this Donny-Turkey tale is all that solid right now.
“It was a possibility a few weeks ago, but the player was not interested in that type of move.” Donny is likely to stay. Let’s wait and see.”
