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Everton’s busy summer transfer activity looks set to continue, with reports suggesting the club have secured the signing of Charlton Athletic prospect Reuben Gokah on a long-term deal.

David Moyes has overseen a significant squad overhaul since taking charge, determined to lift the Toffees from their recent struggles.

Over the last five seasons, Everton have frequently found themselves in the bottom half of the Premier League table, narrowly avoiding relegation in two of the last four campaigns.

However, with a new stadium on the horizon, fresh ownership, and a healthier budget aided by FFP compliance, the club has been able to invest heavily in reshaping the team in recent weeks.

According to GIVEMESPORT’s Fabrizio Romano, Everton have finalised an agreement with Charlton for Gokah, with paperwork completed on Thursday ahead of his move from London to Merseyside.

Born in 2009, the youngster will initially link up with the club’s academy as part of their “exciting project” to recruit top youth talent from across the country—an approach that has paid dividends in the past.

Everton have previously found success signing players from lower-league clubs. From Charlton themselves, they once recruited a young Ademola Lookman, who made 48 appearances for the Toffees before joining RB Leipzig.

Now a standout performer at Atalanta, Lookman is reportedly attracting interest from Inter Milan this summer.

Similarly, Jarrad Branthwaite arrived from Carlisle United as a teenager and has since established himself as a first-choice centre-back.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin, bought for just £1.5 million from Sheffield United, became the club’s third-highest scorer in Premier League history before leaving this summer.

Gokah’s arrival adds to an already impressive list of acquisitions this transfer window.

Everton have brought in Jack Grealish, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Thierno Barry, and Adam Aznou, among others, injecting quality and depth across the pitch.

With Moyes aiming to blend experienced stars with promising young talent, the squad looks far stronger than in recent years.

For Everton fans, optimism is building. After seasons of survival battles, the combination of ambitious recruitment, structural stability, and a clear long-term vision suggests the club could finally turn the corner.

While Gokah may be one for the future, his signing reflects the Toffees’ renewed commitment to building a team capable of both immediate improvement and sustained success in the years ahead.