“He HUMILIATED Calvert-Lewin: Everton’s SHOCKING Plan to Resurrect a ‘WORLD-CLASS’ Star for Premier League DOMINATION!”

Everton are now operating under new ownership with the Friedkin Group at the helm, and the club has reportedly made initial contact regarding a potential new addition who could soon arrive at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

The arrivals of Thierno Barry, Carlos Alcaraz, and Mark Travers have set the tone for what is expected to be a transformative summer at Goodison Park.

Nevertheless, manager David Moyes still faces a considerable rebuilding task before Everton can realistically compete for higher Premier League positions.

A recent pre-season defeat to Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park highlighted some of the squad’s deficiencies.

However, the result is of little long-term concern, as pre-season matches primarily focus on improving fitness and cohesion ahead of the new campaign.

Everton are believed to be targeting additional creativity, with Manchester City’s Jack Grealish and James McAtee among the names reportedly on their radar.

While both players are likely to attract widespread interest, the Toffees are pushing to improve their attacking depth.

Former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson has backed Everton to win the race for West Bromwich Albion winger Tom Fellows.

Despite Leeds United also showing strong interest, Robinson noted that Everton previously attempted to sign the talented wide man in January, which could give them an advantage.

He explained: “Leeds have improved their defence, and Tom Fellows would be a great addition to their attacking options. But Everton already made a move in January, which puts them ahead.

With his contract situation, I think he will be sold this window, and West Brom will demand a significant fee.”

Meanwhile, Moyes is also eager to reinforce his defence, and there may be movement on that front.

Everton make approach for Atletico Mineiro centre-back Lyanco

According to Brazilian outlet Globo, Everton have contacted Atletico Mineiro to inquire about centre-back Lyanco’s availability.

Meetings between the Brazilian club and the player’s representatives are reportedly scheduled to clarify his situation.

Greek side Olympiacos and Qatari outfit Al Duhail are also keeping tabs on developments.

Lyanco is best known in England for his spell at Southampton, where he notably impressed in a 2-1 victory over Everton at Goodison Park.

Former Saints boss Ralph Hasenhuttl once called him a “fantastic character,” praising his commitment and attitude.

Currently, the 28-year-old is enjoying a solid season with four goals in 27 appearances and a strong showing at the Club World Cup, which has reportedly caught the attention of multiple clubs.

While questions remain about whether Lyanco is the ideal fit, his Premier League experience and recent form suggest he could be a valuable addition to an Everton squad still in need of defensive upgrades.