“Everton’s SHOCKING £10m Steal for Star Forward Whose Season Just ENDED – You WON’T Believe This Deal!”

With just three Premier League games remaining, Everton’s season is essentially concluded.

Since David Moyes’ return, he has successfully steered the club to safety and will now aim to guide the team higher up the table in the next campaign.

Moyes has already begun identifying transfer targets, with Liam Delap among those he admires.

However, another name on the shortlist is West Bromwich Albion winger Tom Fellows, who could be available for a relatively modest fee.

According to the Sunday Mirror (4 May), Everton will need to pay £10 million to secure Fellows’ signature.

The 21-year-old has emerged as one of the Championship’s most promising talents and played a vital role in West Brom’s near playoff push this season.

Fellows made headlines on the final day of the Championship campaign, contributing two goals and an assist in a thrilling 5-3 win over Luton Town—a result that ultimately led to the Hatters’ relegation.

His standout display underlined his attacking potential and drew further interest from clubs, with Southampton also reportedly monitoring his situation.

Fellows represents exactly the type of opportunity Everton should be pursuing.

The Championship has proven to be a fertile ground for Premier League clubs to find value, with players like Jarrod Bowen and Ollie Watkins making the step up and excelling at the highest level.

For just £10 million, Fellows could be a smart investment. While he might require time to fully adapt to Premier League demands, the potential upside is significant.

At only 21, he still has plenty of room for development and could grow into a key attacking asset for the Toffees in the coming years.

Given Everton’s need to improve squad depth without overspending, Fellows fits the profile of a low-risk, high-reward signing.

If Moyes can help him make the transition, Fellows could prove to be one of the most astute signings of the summer window.