SHOCKER: Everton Plot DARING Summer Raid for Chelsea’s ‘UNBELIEVABLE’ Star Maresca Can’t Stop Raving About!

Everton are on a promising trajectory under the guidance of David Moyes, and with the backing of the Friedkin Group, substantial investment in the squad is expected.

The club is also gearing up for a significant transition, as the move to their cutting-edge new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock draws nearer.

All signs point toward a bright future, making it an appealing time for players to buy into Moyes’ long-term vision.

As part of their ambitious plans, Everton’s recruitment team is aiming high in the upcoming transfer window.

Among the targets already linked with the club is Liam Delap, and the latest reports suggest they’re now eyeing a move for a Chelsea midfielder.

Everton eyeing a move for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall

Moyes is keen to bring in an attacking midfielder to boost Everton’s goal threat, and the club is exploring options after the loan spell of Carlos Alcaraz failed to yield the desired impact.

TEAMtalk now reports that the Toffees have turned their attention to Chelsea’s Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

Since his £30 million move from Leicester City, Dewsbury-Hall has struggled for regular minutes at Chelsea, often playing a peripheral role.

As such, the club may be open to parting ways with the 26-year-old, and Everton are considering making an early approach.

Praise from Enzo Maresca

Dewsbury-Hall secured his switch to Stamford Bridge on the back of a stellar season with Leicester in the Championship, where he scored 12 goals and registered 15 assists.

His former manager, Enzo Maresca, spoke highly of him in an interview with Sky Sports in November 2023.

“He took on a lot of responsibility early on, but he’s made big strides since then,” said Maresca.

“He’s calm, excellent in possession, knows when to attack, and is incredibly dangerous around the box. He can both score and assist from anywhere.”

Everton reportedly explored the possibility of signing Dewsbury-Hall back in January, and Moyes has admired him since his days managing West Ham.

With long-standing interest and the need for added creativity, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see Moyes finally secure his signature.