“Everton’s SHOCKING Move to Snag Brazilian Superstar Playmaker Will Leave You Speechless!”

David Moyes is keen to bolster his Everton squad following a strong return to Merseyside midway through the season, with added attacking quality high on his agenda.

The Toffees hit the jackpot with Iliman Ndiaye’s arrival last summer, and they’re hoping to retain Carlos Alcaraz after a standout loan spell.

Now, another creative addition may be on the horizon as Everton pursue Gustavo Hamer, who is expected to leave Sheffield United following their failed promotion bid.

Everton have reportedly made an enquiry for Hamer, who was named Championship Player of the Season after a brilliant individual campaign.

The 27-year-old was instrumental in Sheffield United’s push for automatic promotion, only to fall just short and then lose out in the play-off final to Sunderland.

That disappointment has likely sealed Hamer’s exit from Bramall Lane, and he has attracted interest from several clubs, with Everton already making the first move.

Journalist Ben Jacobs has noted that Leeds United are also interested in the Brazilian-born midfielder.

While no formal offer has been submitted yet, Hamer appears poised for a summer move, making his future one of the more intriguing storylines ahead of the new season.

On the pitch, Hamer could offer Everton a major boost in creativity. Operating from midfield and occasionally the left flank, he contributed an impressive 18 goals and assists last season.

His repertoire includes eye-catching free kicks and clutch goals that regularly lifted Sheffield United during their promotion run.

Hamer’s dynamic style and playmaking ability would bring something different to Everton’s midfield, offering a contrasting profile to Abdoulaye Doucouré.

Should he join forces with Ndiaye and Alcaraz, the trio could form a potent creative core under Moyes—something Everton supporters haven’t witnessed since the days of Carlo Ancelotti.