“SHOCKING REVELATION: Brazilian Star BEGS for Premier League Glory After Everton’s Secret Scouting Blitz!”
Everton face a crucial summer as they look to add much-needed quality to strengthen their squad.
David Moyes faces several key decisions ahead of his first summer transfer window since returning to Everton, as the club prepares for a major rebuild under new ownership.
The Friedkin Group is eager to add reinforcements, targeting both a new striker and central midfielder after a turbulent Premier League campaign.
Although Beto has shown flashes of potential, his inconsistency has left Moyes unconvinced.
Meanwhile, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, previously expected to leave, is now seeking fresh contract talks.
One midfield target in particular has emerged as a realistic option, with Gabriel Sara reportedly giving the green light for a Premier League return amid interest from Everton.
Gabriel Sara open to Premier League return
With uncertainty surrounding the future of several Everton midfielders — including out-of-contract Idrissa Gana Gueye, who has been offered a new deal — the club is exploring its options.
According to Caught Offside, Everton have set their sights on Gabriel Sara, who currently plays for Galatasaray.
The 25-year-old Brazilian only joined the Turkish giants last summer and is under contract for four more years.
However, he is said to be open to a move back to England, having previously played for Norwich City.
Everton face stiff competition for his signature, with Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa, and Wolves also credited with interest.
Galatasaray would reportedly consider offers in the region of €40m (£34m) for the midfielder.
Doucoure’s future at Goodison Park remains unresolved despite his commitment on the pitch, and with James Garner under scrutiny for inconsistent performances, Sara could be the creative spark the Toffees need.
Sara impressed during his time at Norwich
While his Premier League impact was moderate, Sara made significant strides during the 2023/24 Championship campaign with Norwich, where he elevated his game and earned widespread praise.
His blend of technical ability, creativity, and work rate would make him a strong contender to challenge Everton’s current midfield setup.
If Everton are to progress next season, they will need more competition in the squad, and a player of Sara’s calibre could bring exactly that — pushing others to raise their level or risk being replaced.
