“Moyes Left FUMING as Everton’s Dream Signing Snubs Toffees for SHOCKING Five-Year Deal Elsewhere!”
Timothy Weah Emerges as a Key Transfer Target for Everton This Summer
David Moyes is likely feeling frustrated with Everton’s limited transfer activity so far this summer, with Thierno Barry standing as the only notable arrival expected to make an impact in the upcoming campaign.
With the new Premier League season fast approaching, the Toffees must now step up their efforts to strengthen the squad and bring in additional reinforcements.
One player previously linked with a move to Goodison Park was Timothy Weah, but the latest developments suggest he’s heading elsewhere.
Juventus Close to Loan-to-Buy Agreement for Weah
Following Jack Harrison’s departure, Everton had been eyeing a new winger, and USMNT star Timothy Weah emerged as a potential target. However, it appears that pursuit has hit a dead end.
According to Fabrice Hawkins via X (20 July), Juventus are in advanced talks with Marseille over a loan-to-buy deal worth up to £13 million for Weah.
The winger reportedly has a preliminary agreement with the French club and is eager to make the move, with a five-year contract already lined up.
With Weah now focused on a switch to Ligue 1, Everton will be forced to explore alternative options on the flanks—marking yet another setback in what’s been a slow-moving summer window.
Moyes Urges Urgent Transfer Action
Having steadied the ship last season following Sean Dyche’s turbulent spell, Moyes has laid the foundations for further progress at Everton.
But for that to happen, the club must act quickly and smartly in the market.
With less than a month until the league kicks off, Everton still need multiple reinforcements. But it’s not just about filling gaps—it’s about signing the right players who can fit Moyes’ system and elevate the team’s performance this season.
