SHOCKING TWIST: Rangers to DUMP Everton Their ‘UNSTOPPABLE’ Superstar – But ONLY If THIS Insane Condition Is Met!

Everton are actively preparing for a summer rebuild, with several veteran players expected to depart once their contracts expire.

Among those set to leave is Abdoulaye Doucoure.

The 32-year-old has officially announced he will not renew his deal with the club and is now on the lookout for a new team ahead of the upcoming campaign.

With Doucoure’s exit confirmed, manager David Moyes is seeking a suitable replacement. One player firmly on Everton’s radar is Rangers’ promising midfielder Mohamed Diomande.

At 23 years old, Diomande has already made a strong impression in the Scottish Premiership, attracting attention from a host of Premier League clubs.

Reports suggest that Everton currently lead the race for Diomande’s signature.

However, fresh updates indicate that Rangers have a firm stance on the midfielder’s future, and the Toffees may need to dig deep into their pockets to secure a deal.

The Friedkin Group is set to support Everton financially during this transfer window, but signing Diomande won’t come cheap.

Rangers only acquired him from FC Nordsjaelland last summer for £4.3 million, and his value has since significantly increased.

According to TeamTalk, Rangers are under no pressure to sell and will only consider offers that reflect Diomande’s rising stock.

They intend to maximise their return on the midfielder, with reports stating that the Glasgow club will demand a hefty fee for their “standout” performer.

Any potential move may also depend on Rangers’ next managerial appointment, with names such as Davide Ancelotti and Russell Martin reportedly in contention.

The incoming manager will likely play a key role in deciding Diomande’s future.

Meanwhile, Moyes has also been monitoring Brighton’s Matt O’Riley, who previously excelled at Celtic but has yet to fully shine in the Premier League.

Many Everton supporters are excited about the prospect of O’Riley joining, viewing him as an ideal successor to Doucoure in the middle of the park.

From the same TeamTalk update, it’s revealed that Diomande himself is eager to understand what role he would play at any potential new club before agreeing to a transfer.

After a successful debut season in Scotland, he is expected to seek consistent playing time.

With Everton prioritising reinforcements in midfield, Moyes must now weigh his options carefully.

The club’s pursuit of either Diomande or O’Riley could define their midfield setup heading into the 2025/26 season.