“Everton and David Moyes’ SHOCKING Plan to RAID Relegated Teams for These THREE Game-Changing Superstars!”

After four long years, Everton are finally on the brink of being released from their PSR (Profit and Sustainability Rules) constraints.

This means that heading into the summer transfer window, the Toffees will have far more financial flexibility to strengthen their squad.

Manager David Moyes has already begun identifying potential targets ahead of the transfer window opening in June.

Players like Tom Fellows and Chris Rigg have already been linked with moves to Goodison Park, and Burnley defender Maxime Esteve is also reportedly on Moyes’ radar as a possible replacement for Jarrad Branthwaite.

Historically, teams that drop out of the Premier League often have standout players who become available for transfer.

With that in mind, here are three players Everton should consider targeting from clubs that are set for relegation.

Tyler Dibling – Southampton

One of the few bright spots for Southampton this season has been the rise of Tyler Dibling.

The young winger made his full Premier League debut against Manchester United and delivered a standout performance, causing major problems for their defence.

Everton are expected to be in the market for a winger, and Dibling—born in 2006—would be a notable upgrade on current options. The main obstacle, however, is his valuation.

Southampton are reportedly demanding a staggering £100 million, though the final fee will almost certainly be lower.

Boubakary Soumare – Leicester City

Among Leicester’s potential departures, Boubakary Soumare stands out as a realistic and highly valuable target for Everton.

The midfielder, previously likened to Paul Pogba during his time at Lille, brings a powerful box-to-box presence.

Soumare has been a consistent performer under manager Ruud van Nistelrooy, even if Leicester’s overall results haven’t reflected his individual contributions.

Signed for £21 million in 2021, a similar price tag would represent strong value for the Toffees.

Liam Delap – Ipswich Town

Though not mathematically confirmed, Ipswich Town’s relegation seems inevitable as they sit 15 points from safety.

Everton are reportedly monitoring striker Liam Delap, who has a £30 million release clause that becomes active if Ipswich go down.

Delap has found the net 12 times this season and is widely tipped to be England’s long-term heir to Harry Kane.

If Everton can secure his signature, it would mark a significant move for Moyes and his recruitment team as they look to build a more potent attacking force.