“Everton’s SHOCKING Secret Talks to Snag Moyes’ FAVORITE £90k-a-Week BEAST – His Physicality Will BLOW YOUR MIND!”
Everton are believed to be in talks with a highly rated player regarding a potential summer move to Merseyside.
However, they face stiff competition from several other Premier League clubs also pursuing the same target.
The club is already making plans to bolster the squad ahead of next season. David Moyes, who is expected to take charge, will understand the significance of getting Everton’s summer transfer business right.
His aim will be to return the club to mid-table respectability and eventually push for European qualification.
With a new stadium on the horizon and financial backing anticipated, Everton are being urged to show ambition in the transfer market.
One name strongly linked with a move to Goodison Park is Sunderland captain Dan Neil. The midfielder will lead his side into the Championship playoff final against Sheffield United later this month, and should Sunderland fail to secure promotion, Everton’s chances of signing him could improve.
Neil’s leadership qualities and midfield presence are seen as valuable assets for the Toffees.
Another player on Everton’s radar is Brighton striker Evan Ferguson.
The Republic of Ireland international has endured a tough season, including an underwhelming loan spell at West Ham, which has seen his market value dip.
Despite this, Moyes may believe he can rejuvenate the young forward’s form and integrate him into his plans at Everton.
A potential return for John Stones has also been discussed.
The England defender, who began his Premier League career at Everton, may be available if he decides to leave Manchester City.
Reuniting with the 29-year-old could prove to be a popular decision among supporters, bringing both quality and experience to the backline.
Meanwhile, a more advanced pursuit involves West Ham midfielder Tomas Soucek. According to Graeme Bailey of The Boot Room, Everton are among five Premier League clubs to have opened discussions with the Czech international regarding a summer switch.
Soucek, who reportedly earns £90,000 per week, may not be the youthful playmaker some fans crave, but he brings experience, physicality, and an eye for goal.
Now 30, Soucek has racked up over 240 appearances and 40 goals for West Ham, offering a strong aerial presence and work ethic that could benefit Everton in both boxes.
His history with Moyes is particularly relevant, as the pair worked together during Moyes’ time in London and shared European success, winning the UEFA Europa Conference League.
Moyes has previously spoken highly of Soucek, praising his scoring instincts and character, describing him as “a really good goalscorer” and “a top lad.”
Given that familiarity, it makes sense that the manager would target him for a new project at Everton.
If Moyes sees Soucek as a valuable addition, the board—led by The Friedkin Group—should back his judgement.
With Premier League experience and a history of scoring important goals, including three against Everton, Soucek could prove to be a reliable and influential signing as the club looks to rebuild.
