“Everton Set to Steal Premier League Superstar Midfielder with TWO Trophies in EPIC Transfer Heist!”

Everton have expressed interest in Chelsea midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, according to The Times journalist Paul Joyce.

David Moyes, now in his first full summer back at the club after returning in January, is looking to build on the momentum from last season, where he successfully guided Everton away from relegation.

With a new stadium on the horizon and fresh ownership backing, optimism is growing among the Toffees’ fanbase.

So far in the transfer window, Everton have been reasonably active—bringing in striker Thierno Barry, left-back Adam Aznou, and goalkeeper Mark Travers, while also turning Charly Alcaraz’s loan move into a permanent deal.

Still, Moyes has emphasised the need for more signings before the season kicks off.

Midfield appears to be a key focus, and Dewsbury-Hall has reportedly caught Everton’s eye.

The 26-year-old was instrumental in Leicester City’s Championship-winning campaign two years ago and made a £30 million move to Chelsea this summer, following manager Enzo Maresca.

Despite being part of the squads that won the Conference League and Club World Cup last season, he made limited Premier League appearances—just over 250 minutes—raising questions about his future at Stamford Bridge.

Joyce reports that Everton are targeting two midfielders this window, and Dewsbury-Hall is firmly on their radar.

He’s also been linked alongside Juventus midfielder Douglas Luiz, suggesting that the club may be considering both players or weighing one against the other.

Dewsbury-Hall, known for his box-to-box energy and technical ability, would offer versatility and drive in the heart of Everton’s midfield.

If the Toffees decide to pursue him seriously, he could become a valuable asset under Moyes’ leadership.