Report: Everton Inquire About ‘Special’ Manchester United Player
Everton's Summer Transfer Window Begins Strongly Ahead of New Season Kickoff
Kevin Thelwell has been busy over the past month and a half, bringing four new signings to Goodison Park.
Sean Dyche is pleased with the efforts of his Everton players over the summer, with the new additions already making an impact.
Jake O’Brien, for example, has quickly made his mark, scoring two goals as a defender.
However, it seems the Toffees are not done in the transfer market, with over two weeks remaining before it closes for the year.
Everton Eyeing Manchester United Midfielder
Strengthening the midfield is a priority for Everton in the coming weeks.
Kalvin Phillips is reportedly a target, with the Manchester City midfielder potentially available for a loan move.
But there’s another midfielder from the other side of Manchester on Everton’s radar this summer.
This player could offer more than just defensive cover, having an eye for goal as well.
According to The Athletic, Everton is one of the clubs that have made a move for Scott McTominay this summer.
The Scotland international’s future at Old Trafford is uncertain, with just one year remaining on his contract with Manchester United.
Along with Fulham and Napoli, the Toffees face competition from Brentford, Galatasaray, and Fenerbahce, who have also shown interest in the midfielder.
With no new contract offer on the table for the 27-year-old, United is reportedly willing to accept a bid of around £25 million for McTominay.
Everton could land ‘special’ midfielder Scott McTominay
McTominay is clearly in high demand this summer, so Everton will need to present a strong proposal to secure his services.
The Scotland international has been described as ‘special,’ demonstrating his ability to score for both club and country.
McTominay scored seven goals in the Premier League last season, which could significantly boost Everton’s goal-scoring capabilities.
Everton struggled to find the back of the net last season, and having a midfielder who can contribute goals would be a massive boost for Dyche’s side.
