“Everton STUNNED by INSANE £16.2M Bargain for Goal-Machine Striker with JAW-DROPPING 48 Goals in 111 Games – You Won’t BELIEVE Who It Is!”

The Friedkin Group appear ready to invest heavily in Everton this summer, with multiple plans already in motion.

There’s no question about the ownership’s ambition, highlighted by Everton’s reported interest in Yann Bisseck, regarded as one of the top ball-playing centre-backs globally.

However, Everton fans will want these intentions translated into action quickly, particularly as David Moyes will be aiming for a fast and productive start to the transfer window.

Amid numerous transfer links, a fresh name has emerged as a potential solution—one that Everton might need now more than ever.

Everton eye Dynamo Kyiv striker Vladyslav Vanat

While Vladyslav Vanat may not be a widely recognized name among Everton supporters, the Dynamo Kyiv forward boasts a strong scoring record.

Signing a new striker has become a top priority for The Friedkin Group, especially with the potential departure of Dominic Calvert-Lewin and the likely return of Armando Broja to Chelsea after his loan spell.

This is where Vanat comes into focus. The 23-year-old Ukrainian has drawn considerable transfer interest this summer.

According to Football24, both Everton and Leeds United have been “alerted” by Vanat’s £16.2 million release clause—a figure that could prove to be a bargain.

Vanat is considered to be at the ideal age for a move to the Premier League and his stats back that up: 48 goals and 21 assists in 111 appearances.

These numbers have been described as “eye-catching” and suggest a player ready for the next step.

Vanat fits Everton’s current needs perfectly

Given Everton’s urgent need for a striker, Moyes and his staff would be wise to move quickly for Vanat.

At 23, he is at a pivotal stage in his development and stands out among the available attacking options.

His consistent performances over the last three seasons reflect a maturity beyond his years.

Although the Ukrainian Premier League differs in quality from the English top flight, Vanat has shown his talent on the European stage as well, with five goal contributions in the Champions League and Europa League.

With strong hold-up play, pace, and the flexibility to operate as a number ten, Vanat offers qualities that could shine at Bramley-Moore Dock.

Under Moyes’ improving Everton setup, his addition would not only strengthen the squad but align well with their counter-attacking style.