“Everton’s Jaw-Dropping Bid for a LEGENDARY Midfield Maestro with FOUR League Titles – You Won’t Believe Who!”
Everton Eye “Phenomenal” Premier League Star in Ambitious Summer Plans
Everton are reportedly “keen” on signing a Premier League star described as “phenomenal,” as they look to bolster their squad ahead of a pivotal season, according to Sky Sports.
With David Moyes at the helm and a move to their new stadium complete, Everton are determined to build a squad capable of climbing into the Premier League’s top half.
Ambitious summer recruitment is seen as essential, and several exciting names have already been linked with the club.
One surprise target is Liverpool winger Ben Doak. A move across Stanley Park would be highly controversial, especially since no senior player has switched directly between the rivals since Abel Xavier joined Liverpool from Everton in 2002. Nevertheless, Everton are exploring bold options to enhance their attacking depth.
Midfield reinforcements also appear to be a priority. Burnley’s Josh Brownhill is on their radar after a standout season that saw him play a vital role in the Clarets’ promotion campaign, contributing 24 goals and assists combined (18 goals, six assists).
The 29-year-old’s experience and productivity could make him a valuable addition to Moyes’ side.
Rangers midfielder Mohamed Diomande has also been linked. At 23, the Ivorian would offer energy, quality, and long-term potential in central midfield.
His dynamism and technical ability have reportedly caught the attention of Everton’s scouting team.
Meanwhile, another key target is Brighton’s attacking midfielder Matt O’Riley. Sky Sports claim Everton are one of several clubs “keen” on securing his services this summer.
O’Riley is known for his creativity and playmaking ability—qualities Everton are eager to add to their midfield.
The Denmark international endured a difficult debut season at Brighton due to a pre-season injury that limited him to just 11 league starts. Despite this, O’Riley’s potential remains undeniable.
During his time at Celtic, he won four Scottish Premiership titles and earned high praise from former manager Brendan Rodgers.
Rodgers previously hailed the midfielder’s development:
“He has been absolutely phenomenal in his consistency. His goal return stands out—he worked hard every day to improve, and that’s been rewarded by his teammates and everyone at the club.”
A technically gifted left-footer with vision and composure, O’Riley could fit perfectly into Moyes’ plans, providing both quality and creativity in the final third.
With a modern new stadium and noticeable improvement under Moyes’ leadership, Everton now present an attractive project for prospective signings.
Should O’Riley be seeking a fresh start and regular playing time, the Toffees may prove an ideal destination.
This summer promises to be a defining one for the club, and securing a player of O’Riley’s caliber could be a major step forward.
