“West Ham Superstar’s SHOCKING Ultimatum to Graham Potter: ‘I’ll DITCH You for David Moyes’ Everton in SENSATIONAL Transfer Bombshell!”
Everton Set for Active Summer as Transfer Window Nears
David Moyes is set to receive a generous transfer budget this summer, with financial restrictions due to ease once the financial year concludes in June.
A significant overhaul of Everton’s squad is expected as they aim to climb the Premier League standings next season.
Midfielder James Garner has expressed confidence that the Toffees can finish in the top 10, with quiet optimism even pointing toward a potential European qualification push.
With these ambitions in mind, Everton are preparing to strengthen their squad considerably.
Among their potential signings is West Ham’s Tomas Soucek, who could reunite with Moyes on Merseyside.
Moyes, now back at Goodison Park, is eager to recruit a goalscoring midfielder reminiscent of Marouane Fellaini.
Soucek, who thrived under Moyes during their time together in London, fits that profile.
According to Czech outlet MF Dnes, the 30-year-old is growing frustrated under new West Ham boss Graham Potter, who has relegated him to the bench in three of the last four games.
Although Soucek remains under contract with West Ham until 2027 and is loyal to the club, he is now open to a move in pursuit of regular first-team football.
Goodison Park could be his next destination if his situation doesn’t improve.
However, Everton may not be alone in their pursuit. Leeds United, newly promoted to the Premier League, are also said to be eyeing Soucek.
With backing from their wealthy San Francisco 49ers ownership group, Leeds would have no trouble matching West Ham’s valuation.
The Hammers paid £19 million for Soucek in 2020, and with two years left on his contract, they are expected to demand a substantial fee.
Despite limited game time recently, Soucek has scored seven league goals from midfield this season, maintaining strong market value and interest.
As the season enters its final stretch, all options remain open for Soucek. Potter still has time to reintegrate him into the starting eleven, which could influence the player’s decision.
West Ham’s upcoming fixture against Brighton & Hove Albion could be telling.
Everton’s decision-makers are likely to be monitoring team selections closely, assessing whether Soucek is part of West Ham’s long-term plans—or a potential recruit to boost their own midfield ranks for the 2025/26 campaign.
