Everton Should Make a Last-Minute Move for £90k-a-Week Man United Player After Latest Update – Opinion

After all, the Toffees were initially interested in both Yankuba Minteh and Jaden Philogene, but complications saw these stars move to Premier League rivals.

This isn’t the first time exciting talents seemed set to move to Goodison Park before transferring elsewhere either, with Mohammed Kudus and Luis Diaz both having been touted to join before opting for alternative clubs.

It’s extremely frustrating, but an unfortunate expectation given the allure of the Toffees has diminished with their declining stature and finances.

However, with the latest news regarding one transfer saga, perhaps Sean Dyche could now benefit from a stalling deal.

West Ham United Stall on Aaron Wan-Bissaka Deal

David Ornstein is the latest to provide an update on Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s protracted move to West Ham United, which has been in circulation for some time now.

Despite personal terms being no issue, Manchester United willing to sell, and the Hammers keen to confirm it, something seems to be stalling the full-back’s departure.

The renowned transfer journalist wrote just last night: “Work continues to resolve Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s move from Man Utd to West Ham.

Issues between the 26-year-old and clubs; optimism at both ends but #MUFC relaxed if he stays. Meant to travel to London today for a medical but still in Manchester.”

With Everton having fallen victim to lengthy negotiations allowing rivals to creep into the picture, they could consider crashing the party and solving their outstanding right-back problem in one swoop.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka Would Solve Everton’s Right-Back Problem

Given Seamus Coleman is now injured, the Toffees will likely start the new Premier League campaign without their starting right-back.

While many might question why he remains such an important figure at 35, it is likely due to years of questionable recruitment failing to find his long-term successor.

Nathan Patterson, for all his apparent talent and promise, is simply not in Dyche’s plans at the moment.

This leaves Ashley Young, a 39-year-old whose physical assets have been declining for some time now.

Lacking a starting star for that position who can come in and secure the spot for the foreseeable future, even if Fabrizio Romano is confident that a move for the £90k-a-week star is set to go through, stranger things have happened, and there is clearly an imbalance that could provide an opening.

If Arnaut Danjuma’s January move to Everton could be hijacked, then surely Dyche can fancy his chances of achieving a similar feat with Wan-Bissaka.