“EVERTON’S TRANSFER SHOCKER! Set to SWOOP for THREE Free Agent GEMS, Including a 25-GOAL STRIKER They Begged to Join!”
The Free Agent Market Is a Valuable Resource That Shouldn’t Be Overlooked
Many top clubs have found great value in the free transfer market, with Aston Villa’s acquisitions of Youri Tielemans and Boubacar Kamara proving vital to Unai Emery’s midfield setup.
Everton, bolstered by the appeal of their new stadium and the ambitions of the Friedkin Group, should be in a strong position to attract higher-calibre free agents this summer.
With the Friedkins eager to return the Toffees to European competition, the club is becoming a more enticing option for top talent.
With that in mind, here are three free agents Everton should seriously consider signing this summer—one of whom is among the world’s most prolific strikers.
Three Free Agents Everton Should Target This Summer
Angel Gomes
Angel Gomes is set to become a free agent when his contract with Lille expires at the end of the season.
Several Premier League clubs are vying for the England international, and Everton are reportedly preparing a contract offer to rival Tottenham’s interest.
At 24, Gomes would bring a fresh dynamic to Everton’s midfield, offering control and rhythm as a tempo-setting playmaker.
Josh Brownhill
Josh Brownhill had an outstanding season, scoring 18 goals from midfield and helping Burnley earn promotion back to the Premier League.
His performances earned him a place in the Championship Team of the Season, and interest is building from West Ham and Celtic.
Everton are closely monitoring the situation, with David Moyes particularly keen to bring in talent from the Championship.
Jonathan David
Remarkably, Jonathan David—who has scored 25 goals this season—is entering the final weeks of his contract, making him available for free.
While Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea are all showing interest, Everton could have a strong case. Unlike the Premier League giants, they can offer the Canadian striker regular first-team football.
David has long been on Everton’s radar, and Moyes previously tried to sign him during his West Ham tenure. That admiration could give Everton a valuable edge in convincing him to join.
