“SHOCKING TRANSFER BOMBSHELL: Everton’s Desperate Bid to Snag Premier League’s Ultimate ‘BEAST’ That David Moyes Is OBSESSED With!”

Everton Make Moves in the Transfer Market with Interest in Premier League Star

Everton have reportedly stepped up their efforts in the summer transfer window, with David Moyes showing interest in multiple targets as he looks to reshape his squad.

Talks Underway with Premier League Midfielder

The Toffees are believed to be in contact with the representatives of Fred, formerly of Manchester United. The Brazilian currently plays for Fenerbahce, where new manager Jose Mourinho is keen to retain his services.

However, Everton are pushing to lure him back to the Premier League, potentially adding a wealth of experience to their midfield.

Fred made 139 league appearances during his time at Old Trafford and could offer both composure and energy in the centre of the park.

Kenny Tete Deal Nearing Completion

In addition, Everton have reportedly reached a verbal agreement to sign Fulham right-back Kenny Tete. The Dutch defender’s contract at Craven Cottage expires at the end of June, paving the way for a free transfer.

Tete would provide a valuable upgrade over the ageing duo of Ashley Young and Seamus Coleman, offering defensive reliability and attacking support down the flank.

His arrival would also be a financially savvy move given the lack of a transfer fee.

Jack Grealish Enquiry Made

According to Give Me Sport, Everton have also made an enquiry to Manchester City regarding the availability of Jack Grealish.

The England international appears likely to leave the Etihad this summer after a four-year stint that began with a £100 million move from Aston Villa in 2021.

While Newcastle United and Napoli are also interested, Everton may face challenges securing the move, with Grealish reportedly keen on joining a club that can offer Champions League football.

Though Grealish has struggled to consistently produce under Pep Guardiola, the potential for a career revival remains.

Guardiola has previously described him as a “fighter” due to his resilience and ability to win fouls under pressure.

Moyes, too, has praised him in the past, calling him “probably the best player in the Premier League” back in 2021.

Weighing the Risks and Rewards

A move for Grealish would carry some risks—he turns 30 soon and commands high wages—but his flair and creativity could make him a fan favourite at Goodison Park.

With more freedom under Moyes than he had under Guardiola’s structured system, Grealish could thrive in a more expressive role.

While a deal may prove difficult to finalise, the ambition shown by Everton in pursuing these targets suggests a bold summer ahead.