“SHOCKING TWIST! David Moyes Set to SNATCH Premier League Star as Everton Gets STUNNING Green Light for Blockbuster Midfield Coup!”

Significant signings are expected at Everton this season under the stewardship of The Friedkin Group.

However, with new arrivals on the cards, departures will also be necessary — and two key midfielders, Abdoulaye Doucoure and Idrissa Gana Gueye, could be among those moving on.

Doucoure is reportedly attracting interest from Saudi Arabia, while Gueye is the subject of internal discussions, with contract talks considered a priority.

Manager David Moyes faces several decisions in reshaping his midfield, and one potential incoming option stands out clearly.

Everton eye Sean Longstaff as Newcastle exit looms

Sean Longstaff appears to fit the mold of a classic Moyes player — a tireless, hard-working midfielder with Premier League experience.

Despite once being a standout under Eddie Howe, Longstaff has found opportunities limited at Newcastle in recent months.

Now, Everton are seriously monitoring his situation, viewing him as a strong candidate to bolster the engine room.

While Leeds United are also interested, Longstaff may view Everton as a more stable and ambitious choice.

According to The Athletic, the 27-year-old is expected to leave Newcastle United this summer in search of a fresh start.

Longstaff hasn’t started a Premier League game since December 12 and is entering the final year of his contract.

Although Newcastle recently activated a one-year extension in his deal, it appears to be more about preserving value than keeping him long-term.

The club is open to letting him go if they receive a suitable offer — believed to be around £12 million.

Longstaff open to Everton switch

Given his experience and price tag, Longstaff is likely to attract widespread interest.

However, Everton’s vision and ambition under their new ownership could give them the edge.

The Friedkin Group’s project is said to appeal to Longstaff, and he is reportedly open to the move.

Leeds may still try to land him, but their uncertain top-flight status and the risk of relegation might deter the player.

In contrast, Everton are aiming to build something more sustainable and competitive.

This could present the ideal opportunity for Moyes to act swiftly and secure Longstaff as one of the club’s first major summer signings.