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Everton have completed just three new signings so far this summer, but there has been a noticeable increase in transfer activity over the past week as the club looks to bolster David Moyes’ squad.

Tyler Dibling and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall have emerged as key targets, with more additions anticipated even if both players are secured.

The club bid farewell to several players at the end of last season, including key names like Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Abdoulaye Doucoure.

Dewsbury-Hall and Dibling fit Moyes’ vision

Among the arrivals, Mark Travers joined from Bournemouth and is expected to act as backup to long-serving goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.

Nathan Patterson has operated at right-back during pre-season and is currently favoured to start the campaign ahead of Jake O’Brien, who had to fill in on the right flank last season.

Nevertheless, the club may still look to reinforce this area before the window closes.

At the heart of defence, Jarrad Branthwaite and James Tarkowski remain Moyes’ preferred pairing, with Branthwaite recently signing a new contract amid reported Premier League interest.

Young left-back Adam Aznou, viewed as a player for the future, has joined the ranks, though Vitaliy Mykolenko is expected to keep his starting role for now.

A £28 million deal has been struck with Chelsea for Dewsbury-Hall, and the midfielder is expected to go straight into the starting XI, likely lining up alongside Idrissa Gueye and Carlos Alcaraz.

Iliman Ndiaye, who made a strong impact after joining from Marseille, is likely to continue in a wide attacking role.

He could be paired with Dibling on the opposite flank, should Everton finalise a deal for the 19-year-old Southampton talent.

Talks are believed to be progressing, with a fee around £40 million reportedly close to being agreed.

Up front, new striker Thierno Barry—who arrives with an impressive goal record from Villarreal—could be chosen ahead of Beto to lead the line.

Optimism returning at Goodison Park

Just weeks ago, Everton seemed at risk of a slow start to the new Premier League season, with squad depth and quality a major concern.

However, recent developments have injected optimism into the fanbase, with the Friedkin Group showing strong support for Moyes and a clear intent to strengthen across the pitch.