“Everton’s Jaw-Dropping £24M Plot to Snag Sensational Attacking Superstar Will Leave You Speechless!”
Everton are reportedly eyeing a bold move for Ansu Fati, according to Spanish outlet Fichajes.

The Spaniard enjoyed a rapid rise at Barcelona after progressing through their renowned La Masia academy. Early on, he displayed immense potential, and many believed he was destined for stardom.
Following Lionel Messi’s departure, Barcelona handed him the iconic No.10 shirt, a clear indication of the club’s faith in his talent.
Unfortunately, recurring injuries derailed his progress, and even after recovering, he struggled to secure consistent playing time.
A few years ago, Brighton & Hove Albion decided to take a chance on him with a loan move to the Premier League.
However, his stint in England didn’t go as planned, as he found it difficult to adapt and make an impact, leading to his return to Barcelona.
Last season, the 22-year-old remained on the fringes of Hansi Flick’s squad at Camp Nou.
But this term, after sealing a loan move to AS Monaco, he has rediscovered his best form, scoring six goals in five appearances across all competitions and quickly becoming one of the standout players in Ligue 1.
According to Fichajes, Everton have been impressed by the youngster’s recent displays and are now keen to secure his signature.
The Toffees are reportedly planning to strengthen their attacking options, particularly on the flanks, and view the Spaniard as a strong candidate to bolster their squad.
However, a move for the talented winger will not be easy for Everton. Newcastle United and Crystal Palace are also monitoring his situation, while Monaco have an option to sign him permanently for around £10 million next summer.
Barcelona, on the other hand, retain a buy-back clause valued at approximately £24 million — a figure Everton may need to match if they hope to complete the transfer.
Everton already strengthened their wide positions this summer by signing Jack Grealish and Tyler Dibling.
Grealish has started brightly on loan from Manchester City, but his high wages and potential transfer fee could make a permanent deal difficult.
As a result, Everton are exploring alternative long-term options, and Ansu Fati has now emerged as a serious target to reinforce the left wing.



