SHOCK TRANSFER TWIST: Everton STEAL Aston Villa’s STAR in SECRET DEAL – New Contract SIGNED TONIGHT?!
Everton continue to explore multiple transfer options in pursuit of strengthening their squad.

Everton endured a hectic summer transfer window as they aimed to assemble a squad capable of securing a top-half Premier League finish this season.
One of their primary targets was Aston Villa captain John McGinn, who had been heavily linked with a move to Goodison Park.
However, despite David Moyes’ interest, a deal for the 30-year-old midfielder never materialised, much to the frustration of the Everton boss.
Fresh reports have now emerged regarding McGinn’s future, and it appears increasingly unlikely that he will be on the move in January.
According to The Telegraph, McGinn is close to signing a new contract with Aston Villa, a decision that will end any lingering hopes Everton had of securing his signature.

The Scotland international has become an indispensable figure at Villa Park, making 297 appearances for the club and serving as a cornerstone of their success under Unai Emery.
His leadership, energy, and consistency have helped Villa push for consecutive seasons of European qualification, and he now looks set to remain a vital part of their midfield setup for the foreseeable future.
For Everton, McGinn’s expected commitment to Villa represents a major setback.
Moyes remains determined to strengthen his midfield, especially with summer signing Merlin Röhl sidelined through injury.
While Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has been a superb addition and James Garner continues to impress, Moyes is keen to bring in another midfielder to partner them and ease the burden on Idrissa Gana Gueye.
McGinn’s experience and versatility would have been invaluable to the Toffees’ push for European football, but with the Villa captain staying put, Everton must now turn their attention to alternative targets ahead of January.
Sitting eighth in the Premier League, the Merseyside club will need reinforcements to maintain their momentum and realise their ambitions of qualifying for continental competition next season.


