“Everton’s DESPERATE £43M BID to Snag England’s 22-Cap SUPERSTAR – You Won’t Believe Who!”

The English midfielder, who boasts 22 international caps, joined Atletico Madrid from Chelsea in 2024 and has become a key figure under Diego Simeone’s leadership.

David Moyes had hoped to make Liam Delap his marquee signing for Everton this summer, but the young striker opted for a move to Chelsea instead.

Meanwhile, Idrissa Gueye is likely to remain at Bramley-Moore Dock, though he may need to rethink his position if a blockbuster deal for Conor Gallagher materialises under The Friedkin Group’s leadership on Merseyside.

According to Fichajes (4 July), Atletico Madrid are open to selling Gallagher and are willing to listen to offers.

The Spanish side still value the 25-year-old midfielder highly, but Everton’s interest could accelerate his departure.

Reports suggest the Toffees are prepared to table an offer close to £43 million to bring him back to the Premier League.

Although Gallagher remains an important asset for Atletico, a substantial bid might tempt the La Liga outfit to sanction his sale.

For The Friedkin Group, signing the former Chelsea man could represent a major coup—Gallagher would arguably become the face of their sporting project at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Moyes, who did a commendable job at Goodison Park last season by guiding Everton to a 13th-place finish after a turbulent start under Sean Dyche, deserves backing in the transfer market.

He has earned Dan Friedkin’s support and should be urging the club’s new ownership to make significant moves this summer.

With several players departing following the expiration of their contracts, Everton now have an opportunity to rebuild their squad.

Thierno Barry is set to be announced as their first signing of the window, but more reinforcements are essential to strengthen the team for the upcoming campaign.

While replacing Dominic Calvert-Lewin and bolstering the forward line should be a priority, strengthening the midfield could prove equally important.

James Garner and Gueye formed a solid duo last term, though much of Everton’s attacking threat came from wide areas.

Gallagher, known for his energy, creativity, and eye for goal, could offer the spark Everton’s midfield needs.

Whether or not the move comes to fruition remains to be seen—but it could be the transfer that transforms the Toffees’ engine room.