“Everton’s SHOCKING Move: Snagging a ‘WORLD-CLASS’ Midfielder for PENNIES After Thierno Barry Bombshell!”
Everton Set to Confirm Thierno Barry Signing as Transfer Domino Effect Begins
The influx of new arrivals at Hill Dickinson Stadium appears to be underway, signaling the start of a busy summer for Everton.
While their transfer activity began slowly, The Friedkin Group now seems to be ramping up efforts behind the scenes.
In their bid to navigate Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), Everton are exploring strategic deals — including Wesley’s signing, which is expected to benefit them financially.
The clever transfer dealings are set to continue, with a new midfielder potentially arriving at a cut-price fee.
Everton are reportedly eyeing Wilfred Ndidi, who could be available for a bargain fee following Leicester City’s relegation.
Manager David Moyes is eager to bolster his squad with more Premier League experience, and Ndidi fits the bill perfectly.
With midfield reinforcements on the horizon, it could also open the door for young midfielder Harrison Armstrong to leave on loan.
The Toffees are believed to be assessing Ndidi’s £9 million release clause.
However, according to GIVEMESPORT, there is optimism that a deal could be struck for closer to £5 million due to the midfielder’s high wages, which are proving a stumbling block for several suitors.
Despite the discounted price, Moyes will face competition to secure the 28-year-old’s signature.
Ndidi is widely regarded as a proven Premier League performer and would be a major coup for Everton, especially given their need to replace the physical presence of Abdoulaye Doucouré in the heart of midfield.
What makes this potential signing even more promising is the dynamic he could form alongside Idrissa Gana Gueye.
The duo could provide the ideal midfield pivot that Moyes desires, offering strength, discipline, and experience.
With a mid-table finish likely the target for next season, the pairing of Ndidi and Gueye could prove vital in achieving that goal.
Ndidi, once hailed as “world class,” could become an integral part of Everton’s rebuild — and if he clicks with Gueye, it may just be the foundation of a successful new era at Goodison Park.
