Sean Dyche, Manager of Everton, poses for a photo prior to the Pre-Season Friendly match between Salford City and Everton at Peninsula Stadium on J…
Everton could now land ‘one the best strikers in the world’ in £13m price cut, but there’s one problem
Everton have added to their squad this summer with the addition of four new players during the first month and a half of the window.
Sean Dyche has now seen most areas of the pitch addressed with Jake O’Brien the latest arrival to mark an arrival for the three general areas of the squad.
Iliman Ndiaye has been signed up top with Jesper Lindstrom and Tim Iroegbunam added to the Everton midfield.
However, there could still be room for improvement this summer with the potential for more players to leave the club.
The Toffees avoided the PSR deadline in June and they could generate themselves some extra funds as Kevin Thelwell plans three Everton sales over the coming weeks.
Everton could land themselves a real bargain this summer with one of their targets, but there remains a serious problem.
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Sean Dyche, Manager of Everton, reacts during the Pre-Season Friendly match between Salford City and Everton at Peninsula Stadium on July 27, 2024 …
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Everton could land bargain with £13m price cut
Goals were the biggest issue for the Toffees last season after their defence held up extremely well.
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The addition of Ndiaye will be seen as a boost for their forward options in a hope, but he alone may not be enough to transform their issues in front of goal.
Another striker would be optimal for Everton just to provide some further fire power given the Toffees netted just once in their recent friendlies against Salford City and Coventry City.
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According to The Telegraph, Roma are now looking for a figure in the region of £21m this summer for the services of Tammy Abraham.
This comes three years after the Englishman made the move to Serie A in a deal worth around £34m.
Everton have shown a real interest in signing Abraham this summer after lodging an enquiry to the Italian outfit.
Abraham has not exactly lit up Serie A over his three years away from England with his injury record a real concern.
Tammy Abraham has rejected Everton move
Despite not exactly showing his worth over in Italy, Abraham has reportedly turned down the opportunity to join the Toffees.
Across his 119 appearances for Roma across all competitions, Abraham has only been able to return 37 goals.
His injury record has to be of real concern considering Everton already have their own injury-riddled striker in Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
However, at a cut price deal, perhaps Everton could look to persuade the striker who has been hailed ‘one the best strikers in the world‘ by his teammate Lorenzo Pellegrini.
