“Everton DESPERATELY Begs 28-Year-Old English Defensive GOD for Blockbuster Summer Transfer – You Won’t BELIEVE What Happens Next!”
Everton make move to sign Kyle Walker-Peters ahead of summer transfer window
Everton find themselves in a comfortable position heading into their final two Premier League matches, sitting 13th in the table.
With safety secured, the Toffees can now shift their focus to next season as they prepare to bid farewell to Goodison Park with a home fixture against Southampton on Sunday, 18 May.
A summer of significant change is on the horizon for David Moyes, with as many as 13 first-team players nearing the end of their contracts.
This signals a busy transfer window ahead, with both incoming and outgoing movement expected at the Merseyside club.
One of Everton’s key targets is Kyle Walker-Peters, and Sunday’s clash with Southampton could offer the Toffees another chance to assess the full-back.
The 28-year-old was previously linked with Everton during the winter window, though Southampton then demanded a fee of £7 million.
Now, with Walker-Peters set to become a free agent, Everton have reportedly reopened talks. According to journalist Graeme Bailey, the club has made contact with the former Tottenham defender regarding a potential move this summer.
However, competition is fierce. Leeds United, West Ham, and Tottenham are all showing interest, along with clubs from abroad. Bailey noted, “I’m told no decision just yet.
Leeds have had contact, but they’re just one of several clubs. West Ham, Spurs, Everton… there’s loads.”
Despite enduring a dismal season with Southampton—who are rooted to the bottom of the Premier League with just 12 points from 36 games—Walker-Peters remains an appealing prospect.
His versatility and experience make him a valuable asset for many Premier League sides.
Comfortable playing both right-back and left-back, Walker-Peters could be a smart addition for Moyes, who is eager to strengthen his squad ahead of a crucial rebuild.
Everton’s interest in securing his signature on a free transfer underlines their intent to make calculated moves in the market.
