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Report: David Moyes Urges TFG to Sign £20m Star for Everton This Summer

Everton Shift Focus to Summer Transfer Plans.

Everton had a relatively quiet winter transfer window, securing only one new signing.

 

David Moyes brought in Carlos Alcaraz on a short-term loan with an option to buy. However, no further business was conducted, and Kevin Thelwell now enters the final months of his contract.

 

The Friedkins have assured fans that a healthier summer budget is on the horizon, with PSR concerns expected to ease. As a result, Everton is already identifying potential summer targets.

 

Everton Targeting Tom Fellows in the Summer

 

On deadline day, reports suggested Everton had submitted a £10m bid for Tom Fellows, but West Brom rejected the offer.

The young playmaker remains at the Championship club, but Premier League sides are closely monitoring him ahead of the summer.

 

According to Team Talk, Everton is among the clubs keen on signing the 21-year-old, with Brighton & Hove Albion also showing strong interest.

 

West Brom was determined to keep Fellows for their promotion push, but speculation remains regarding his future.

 

Some local reporters claimed Everton never actually bid for him, despite the deadline-day rumors. Regardless, the Toffees appear to have a genuine interest in the player.

 

Everton Competing with Brighton for Tommy Watson

 

David Moyes aimed to strengthen his attack in January but ultimately failed to bring in reinforcements.

 

Many Premier League clubs faced challenges in the market, and Everton fans were left feeling more could have been done.

 

One player on their radar was Sunderland’s Tommy Watson. However, Brighton is also in the race for the 18-year-old, meaning Everton may face stiff competition if they revisit the pursuit in the summer.

With a larger transfer budget expected in the coming months, Everton’s recruitment strategy could evolve, and their summer targets may shift accordingly.

 

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