Everton Eye 24-Year-Old as First Signing of Bramley-Moore Dock Era, Deal Considered Feasible – Report

David Moyes has all but secured Premier League safety for Everton following a turbulent season.

With survival nearly assured, attention is now turning to the future, particularly as the club prepares for a major transition.

The Friedkin Group (TFG), who are overseeing Everton’s final campaign at Goodison Park, are expected to invest significantly once the team relocates to their new home at Bramley-Moore Dock.

Expectations are high for the American owners—who also control AS Roma—and one of their first big moves could involve bringing in Lorenzo Lucca from Udinese.

According to GiveMeSport (4 April), Lucca could become the first signing of the Bramley-Moore Dock era.

Everton are reportedly in a strong position to land the Italian striker, who has attracted attention from Manchester United as well.

Despite United’s interest, Everton are pushing hard for the 24-year-old’s signature.

Udinese are believed to value Lucca at around £28 million, and it remains to be seen whether Everton will meet that valuation.

However, given their need for attacking reinforcements, it’s a move that could make sense.

Moyes has had to rely heavily on Beto in recent weeks due to a spate of injuries among his forwards.

Although Beto initially made a positive impact under the Scottish manager, his form has dipped of late.

With Dominic Calvert-Lewin potentially departing at the end of his contract and Armando Broja set to return to Chelsea when his loan ends, Everton’s striking options could be severely depleted.

Youssef Chermiti has barely featured throughout the campaign, highlighting the urgent need for fresh firepower.

Lucca’s performances in Serie A this season have been encouraging, and TFG could leverage their connections in Italy to facilitate a deal.

While there are other areas of the squad in need of strengthening, securing a consistent goal scorer would significantly improve Everton’s outlook.

Lucca could be that player—and his arrival would mark an exciting start to the club’s next chapter.

It will be fascinating to see which striker Moyes selects for Everton’s first game at Bramley-Moore Dock.