Everton have already started plans for the summer transfer window with Roma striker Tammy Abraham on their radar.
The Friedkin Group are expected to back David Moyes as the Bramley-Moore Dock era is most likely to begin with the team still in the Premier League.
Despite Beto’s form, a new striker is understood to be on the club’s radar in the coming months.
Toffees ask for initial information ahead of a potential transfer for Tammy Abraham
TEAMtalk reported on 5 March that the Toffees have asked for preliminary information on the England international.
Along with the Merseyside outfit, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and West Ham are also considering signing the 27-year-old.
Abraham is understood to be keen on returning to the Premier League and should Leeds United get promoted, they’ll be in the mix as well.
The former Chelsea and Aston Villa striker will take his time to carefully consider all the options on the table before making his ultimate decision.
AC Milan, where he is on loan this season, are not keen on making the deal permanent.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin appears to be on his way out of Everton
Everton’s pursuit of Abraham in the summer strongly suggests they’re ready to let Dominic Calvert-Lewin depart on a free transfer when his contract expires.
Calvert-Lewin, a key figure since 2016, has been inconsistent and his injury-prone recent seasons have frustrated fans and management.
| Premier League stats (2024-25) | Dominic Calvert-Lewin |
| Matches played | 22 |
| Goals | 3 |
| xG | 7.51 |
Targeting Abraham, a 6’3” striker with a proven Premier League record, indicates a shift toward a more reliable, dynamic focal point for Moyes’ side as they prepare for Bramley-Moore Dock.
Abraham’s physicality and finishing could fill the void Calvert-Lewin leaves and offer something different in the final third.
With Beto already in the squad and Abraham as a potential marquee signing, the Toffees seem poised to move on, accepting Calvert-Lewin’s exit as a calculated risk.
