Everton have been extremely proactive in the summer transfer window with four new additions added to their squad.
Sean Dyche has been provided some useful tools to continue Everton‘s development on the back of a promising end to last season.
The Toffees may have had a difficult 2023/24 campaign, on the whole, but the way they ended the term showed a lot to be optimistic about.
Jake O’Brien has marked the club’s latest addition quickly following on from the loan signing of Jesper Lindstrom from Napoli.
There have been some issues off the pitch for the Blues this summer with the takeover saga continuing to rumble on.
However, Everton could land themselves some serious experience in a player whose price tag is just a quarter of what it was four years ago.
The big piece of business sanctioned by Everton this summer actually saw the Toffees losing a player.
Amadou Onana has been sold to Aston Villa and Everton will be receiving a heft £50m for the Belgium international.
Naturally, this will leave a considerable hole in the Everton squad that could really do with filling.
The Blues have already brought in Tim Iroegbunam – ironically from Villa – but whether he is enough to replace Onana is yet to be seen.
According to Goal, Juventus would be willing to listen to offers for Arthur Melo in the region of €15m (£12.5m).
Everton are believed to have shortlisted Arthur as a possible target for Dyche this summer.
Thiago Motta is the newly-appointed manager in Turin and there are going to be casualties from the Italian’s cutting of his inherited squad.
The likes of Federico Chiesa are feeling the crunch and alongside the forward is Arthur who is not in the plans of the new Juventus boss.
It has to be remembered, Juventus purchased Arthur from Barcelona in 2020 for a staggering €72m (£61m).
Arthur Melo would provide Everton with bags of experience
Of course, any move to Goodison Park from the 27-year-old would see the Red half of Merseyside bring up the Brazilian’s spell at Anfield.
However, Arthur played a mere 13 minutes for Liverpool as a result of his injury issues.
But the midfielder enjoyed a much more productive 2023/24 campaign out on loan with Fiorentina where he racked up a staggering 48 appearances.
This is a player who has was hailed ‘exceptional‘ by Andreas Iniesta, won multiple honours with Barcelona and Juventus, is still of a decent age and could be available for just over £10m.
Everton have been extremely proactive in the summer transfer window with four new additions added to their squad.
Sean Dyche has been provided some useful tools to continue Everton‘s development on the back of a promising end to last season.
The Toffees may have had a difficult 2023/24 campaign, on the whole, but the way they ended the term showed a lot to be optimistic about.
Jake O’Brien has marked the club’s latest addition quickly following on from the loan signing of Jesper Lindstrom from Napoli.
There have been some issues off the pitch for the Blues this summer with the takeover saga continuing to rumble on.
However, Everton could land themselves some serious experience in a player whose price tag is just a quarter of what it was four years ago.
The big piece of business sanctioned by Everton this summer actually saw the Toffees losing a player.
Amadou Onana has been sold to Aston Villa and Everton will be receiving a heft £50m for the Belgium international.
Naturally, this will leave a considerable hole in the Everton squad that could really do with filling.
The Blues have already brought in Tim Iroegbunam – ironically from Villa – but whether he is enough to replace Onana is yet to be seen.
According to Goal, Juventus would be willing to listen to offers for Arthur Melo in the region of €15m (£12.5m).
Everton are believed to have shortlisted Arthur as a possible target for Dyche this summer.
Thiago Motta is the newly-appointed manager in Turin and there are going to be casualties from the Italian’s cutting of his inherited squad.
The likes of Federico Chiesa are feeling the crunch and alongside the forward is Arthur who is not in the plans of the new Juventus boss.
It has to be remembered, Juventus purchased Arthur from Barcelona in 2020 for a staggering €72m (£61m).
Arthur Melo would provide Everton with bags of experience
Of course, any move to Goodison Park from the 27-year-old would see the Red half of Merseyside bring up the Brazilian’s spell at Anfield.
However, Arthur played a mere 13 minutes for Liverpool as a result of his injury issues.
But the midfielder enjoyed a much more productive 2023/24 campaign out on loan with Fiorentina where he racked up a staggering 48 appearances.
This is a player who has was hailed ‘exceptional‘ by Andreas Iniesta, won multiple honours with Barcelona and Juventus, is still of a decent age and could be available for just over £10m.
