“Report: Everton Competing with Two Clubs to Sign ‘Special’ Forward for Sean Dyche”
"Everton Can Be Satisfied with Their Early Summer Transfer Deals"
Despite being in takeover limbo, Everton have navigated the transfer market well, bringing in four new players.
However, the Toffees might not be done yet, as their pre-season performances suggest a need for additional quality.
On the pitch, Everton’s opening three pre-season games haven’t been impressive. Goals have been a significant issue in the last two friendlies, but reinforcements could be on the way.
Sean Dyche may soon have a new forward at his disposal as Everton prepares for their season opener against Brighton & Hove Albion in two weeks. However, recent pre-season results have tempered optimism, providing little encouragement.
There is some hope with players currently missing from the squad, including two recent signings. Still, some feel Everton hasn’t done enough to strengthen their attack after last season’s disappointing performance.
According to Milan Live, Everton is showing keen interest in Leeds United winger Wilfried Gnonto. However, they are not alone; clubs from Italy are also interested in the Championship forward.
Serie A teams Genoa and Parma are looking to bring Gnonto back to Italy to boost his international career, and it is claimed Gnonto is keen to play in Serie A next season.
Everton could secure the ‘special’ Wilfried Gnonto for £25 million. Despite the uncertainty surrounding their takeover, Dyche admits he is unsure if Everton can bring in more new faces after signing Jake O’Brien.
“I don’t think so with the finances that we have got, or haven’t, as the case may be. But we will have to wait and see,” Dyche recently told the media.
The Whites have already shown a willingness to sell some of their best players, with Crysencio Summerville reportedly set to join West Ham.
In summary, Everton’s transfer activity has been positive amid their takeover uncertainty, but further additions are necessary.
Their pre-season form indicates a need for more attacking options, and Wilfried Gnonto could be a valuable acquisition.
However, financial constraints and competition from Italian clubs might complicate the deal.
Dyche’s uncertainty about future signings adds another layer of complexity to Everton’s transfer plans.
Nonetheless, securing a player like Gnonto for £25 million could be a significant boost for the Toffees as they approach the new season.
