SHOCKING SCOOP: Everton Plotting Audacious Raid to Snag ANOTHER Liverpool Star After Ben Doak Heist!

David Moyes will be expecting a busy few weeks from Angus Kinnear and his recruitment team after a quiet June, as Everton prepare for a crucial summer in the transfer market.

Like many Premier League clubs, Everton are waiting for the new Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) window to open in July before accelerating their business.

Despite the inactivity so far, the club has already shown interest in Liverpool’s Ben Doak as a potential attacking option—an intriguing development, especially considering the two Merseyside clubs haven’t completed a transfer together in over three decades.

However, Doak isn’t the only Liverpool player Everton are monitoring. The Toffees are also reportedly keeping a close eye on Harvey Elliott.

With several players set to depart Finch Farm at the end of the month, Moyes is determined to bolster his squad—particularly in attack.

While Thierno Barry remains Everton’s primary striker target, Moyes knows that surrounding a new number nine with quality support is vital.

Transfer insider Graeme Bailey has shed some light on the club’s interest in Elliott.

“Harvey Elliott is emerging as one of the most sought-after players in the Premier League,” Bailey revealed.

“I’m told nearly half the league is watching him closely, and Everton are one of those. While nothing is advanced, they’re monitoring the situation.

Why wouldn’t they? He was one of England’s standout players at the U21 Euros and has significant Premier League experience.

“Elliott wants regular first-team football with hopes of making Thomas Tuchel’s England squad. Liverpool are open to letting him go, but only for the right price—he won’t come cheap.”

While the Friedkin family is backing Everton financially, prising Elliott from Anfield could be costly—especially if Liverpool receives serious interest from other clubs.

Any potential move would also be controversial among Everton supporters, given Elliott’s ties to their city rivals.

Nevertheless, Elliott’s stock has risen after a strong showing at the U21 Euros, particularly following his brace against the Netherlands in the semi-finals.

That form has drawn attention from several other Premier League sides, including Brighton, Tottenham, Newcastle, Fulham, and West Ham.

As has been the case with several targets this summer, Everton will face fierce competition from their domestic rivals if they pursue Elliott further.