SHOCK BOMBSHELL: Ex-Everton Scout Reveals Toffees Set to Hand £150,000-a-Week Fortune to Out-of-Contract World-Class Beast – Agreement Demands FINALIZED!
Everton Tipped to Submit Contract Proposal for Marcos Senesi
Marcos Senesi has emerged as a genuine transfer target for Everton as his Bournemouth contract edges closer to its summer expiration.
With time running down on his current deal at the Vitality Stadium, the Argentine defender appears increasingly likely to leave the south coast, and speculation surrounding his next destination is beginning to intensify ahead of the upcoming transfer window.
Everton are among the clubs monitoring the 28-year-old’s situation, and their interest is hardly surprising.
The prospect of signing a proven Premier League centre-back on a free transfer is an attractive one, particularly for a club looking to strengthen without committing a significant fee.
However, while there would be no transfer cost involved, the financial commitment would not be as straightforward as it may initially seem.
Although the Blues would avoid paying a fee, Senesi would almost certainly demand a substantial wage package to compensate for the absence of a transfer sum.
In fact, his salary expectations are expected to rise further if competition for his signature intensifies.
Several clubs have already been linked with the former Feyenoord defender, including Chelsea, Barcelona, Crystal Palace, Brighton and Roma, meaning Everton could face stiff competition.
Former Everton scout Bryan King believes his old club will be in the mix but has suggested that their Premier League finish could prove decisive.
Speaking to Goodison News, King indicated that multiple sides are likely to table offers, potentially complicating matters.
He added that European qualification could significantly boost Everton’s chances of landing Senesi, pushing them to the front of the queue.
King also outlined the likely financial framework of any deal, claiming that Senesi could command wages of around £150,000 per week, along with a sizeable signing-on fee.
Such figures, he explained, effectively account for the transfer fee that would otherwise have been paid. That is typically how high-profile free transfers operate.
Should David Moyes secure Senesi’s signature, it would signal strong belief in the defender’s ability to make an immediate impact.
At that wage level, Senesi would likely arrive as a regular starter, even with established options such as James Tarkowski, Jarrad Branthwaite and Jake O’Brien already in the squad.
Given his consistent performances for Bournemouth, Senesi would not be expected to settle for a peripheral role.
His arrival could therefore spell trouble for Michael Keane. While Keane has contributed reliably this season, there is a strong argument that Senesi would represent an upgrade in overall quality.
Ultimately, Everton’s hopes of completing this ambitious move may hinge on whether they can secure European football.
Maintaining consistency in the final stretch of the campaign could prove crucial in determining whether Senesi views Merseyside as his next destination.
