“Everton Given SHOCKING Deadline to Snag ‘UNSTOPPABLE BEAST’ Transfer Target – You Won’t Believe When!”

Everton are preparing to usher in a new era with their imminent stadium move, and they could mark this transformation with a major signing if they successfully fend off competition for one of Europe’s most highly regarded defenders, according to reports.

Excitement builds as Everton prepare for a fresh start

The Toffees are wrapping up the season under David Moyes with a sense of calm and optimism.

Supporters have been granted the opportunity to properly bid farewell to Goodison Park before Everton transition to their new home next season.

Backed by the Friedkin Group, who are expected to provide Moyes with a generous transfer budget, Everton are poised to spring a few surprises in the summer market.

However, before welcoming new faces, Moyes must address a number of potential departures.

Several players could exit either at the end of their contracts or loan spells.

Jesper Lindstrom, Jack Harrison, and Orel Mangala are likely to return to their parent clubs, while Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Michael Keane, and long-time captain Seamus Coleman may depart as free agents.

Midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure also falls into this category and could be replaced by Tomas Soucek, a player Moyes previously managed at West Ham United.

Defensive reinforcements seem to be a particular focus.

Everton have shown interest in Istanbul Basaksehir’s Jerome Opoku, underlining the club’s intent to bolster their backline.

Now, they are positioning themselves to beat several Premier League rivals to the signing of another defensive talent.

Everton plot move for Inter Milan’s Yann Bisseck

According to TEAMtalk, Everton are among several clubs keeping tabs on Inter Milan centre-back Yann Bisseck.

Inter are reportedly willing to consider offers in the region of £30-34 million for the Germany international.

However, Everton face stiff competition, with Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United, and Bournemouth also monitoring the 24-year-old’s situation.

The report suggests Inter are open to a Bisseck sale under specific conditions, notably after the conclusion of the Club World Cup, which is scheduled from June 14th to July 13th.

Only after this tournament would Inter entertain formal talks regarding his transfer.

Seen as a potential successor to Michael Keane, Bisseck has earned praise from Inter boss Simone Inzaghi for being “incredibly strong.”

Signing a defender who could end the season as a Champions League winner would be a significant statement for Everton as they embark on this transformative phase.

While prying Bisseck away from the Serie A champions will not be easy, the Friedkin Group’s ambition and Moyes’ leadership suggest that Everton are ready to think bigger.

With a new home and fresh backing, there may be no better time for Everton to push their limits and set a bold tone for their future.