“Everton’s SHOCK Transfer Bombshell: Star Player DESPERATE for Last-Minute Move – You Won’t Believe What’s Holding It Up!”
Everton enter the closing stages of the summer transfer window in search of last-minute deals.
David Moyes can now dedicate his full attention to transfer business at Finch Farm on deadline day, with the first international break of the campaign offering a chance to regroup.
Everton enjoyed another productive weekend in the Premier League, securing an away victory at Molineux.
Yet despite that success, reinforcements remain a priority, particularly in midfield and at right-back, ahead of the 7pm deadline.
Moyes has acknowledged that further additions are possible, though he stopped short of making any promises in Friday’s press conference.
The Toffees have already made encouraging moves in the market, but one potential arrival could hinge on late developments.
Hector Fort awaits Barcelona clearance amid Everton links
Everton have expressed interest in Hector Fort as they seek greater depth at right-back. While Jake O’Brien has impressed, the absence of a natural first-choice option continues to be an issue.
Journalist Juanmi Sanchez reports that Fort is simply waiting for Barcelona’s approval to complete a loan move to RCD Mallorca.
The youngster was left out of Sunday’s squad, but progress depends on Mallorca offloading players first.
Barcelona are willing to sanction a loan this summer, though Fort himself would prefer to stay in La Liga. That suggests Everton’s hopes may rest on a late twist, with a Spanish move currently looking most likely.
Nevertheless, Angus Kinnear has alternative names under consideration. Kellen Fisher and Ainsley Maitland-Niles are both thought to be possible late targets to bolster Moyes’ squad.
Nathan Patterson’s uncertain position
The right-back situation also involves Nathan Patterson, who remains in limbo regarding his future.
Everton have an agreement in place for the Scotland international to join Sevilla on loan for the 2025/26 season, but the move cannot proceed until a replacement arrives.
At present, that has yet to happen, leaving Patterson still at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Moyes appears comfortable with the idea of moving him on, but the inability to secure a successor has delayed matters.
Deadline day promises rapid movement, and Everton’s pursuit of a new right-back will directly affect Patterson’s next step.
Should reinforcements be secured in time, a switch to Spain could be finalised swiftly, marking the end of a hectic summer window on Merseyside.
