“Everton in PANIC! ‘CRUCIAL’ Star Poised for JAW-DROPPING Transfer to European TITANS!”

The Friedkin Group are gearing up for a hectic summer transfer window, with plans for multiple additions to David Moyes’ squad.

On the departures side, there are expected to be several significant exits, as eight first-team players reach the end of their contracts.

In addition, loan players Orel Mangala, Jack Harrison, Armando Broja, Carlos Alcaraz, and Jesper Lindstrom are all set to return to their parent clubs once the season concludes.

The summer transfer window officially opens in early June, but already transfer speculation is starting to heat up.

Now, fresh reports suggest that a key Everton player could soon be on the move to one of Europe’s biggest clubs.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin could make a surprise switch overseas Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s contract with Everton expires at the end of the current campaign, and as things stand, there has been no breakthrough in contract negotiations.

David Moyes is keen to retain the striker’s services, but the signs are pointing towards an exit, with several clubs monitoring his situation closely.

Over the past year, Newcastle United, West Ham United, and Arsenal have all been linked with Calvert-Lewin.

However, fresh claims from Calcio Mercato suggest that Serie A leaders Napoli are now keeping a close eye on the 28-year-old and could make a formal move.

Napoli, currently sitting three points clear at the top of Serie A and poised to claim their second title in as many years, are said to be keen on strengthening again from the Premier League.

Having seen the impact of players like Scott McTominay and Romelu Lukaku this season, they are determined to dip into the English market once more.

Calvert-Lewin, long regarded as one of Everton’s “most important” players, is now attracting interest both domestically and abroad.

Everton facing a potential summer exodus Calvert-Lewin’s uncertain future is just one of several concerns for Everton, who could see up to 13 players depart this summer.

While not all exits are guaranteed — for example, Idrissa Gana Gueye is set to be offered a new deal and there’s a chance Lindstrom’s loan could be made permanent — a number of players seem likely to move on:

Orel Mangala, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Jesper Lindstrom, Jack Harrison, Carlos Alcaraz, Armando Broja, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Michael Keane, Idrissa Gana Gueye, Joao Virginia, Ashley Young, Seamus Coleman, and Asmir Begovic.

Clearly, Moyes and his recruitment team have a major task ahead to refresh the squad.

Everton are already exploring options, including a potential move for Jerome Opoku from Basaksehir as a low-cost replacement for Michael Keane.