PERMANENT DONE DEAL: Everton now leading PL rival to sign “outrageous” £150,000-a-week player on loan

In the ongoing summer transfer window, Everton is poised to secure the loan signing of a player described as “outrageous,” putting them in a favorable position according to a recent report.

Manager Sean Dyche is actively looking to bolster the team ahead of the upcoming Premier League season, with several key signings already made post the 2023/24 campaign.

Jake O’Brien, the most expensive addition so far, has joined from Lyon as a promising young center-back. The potential defensive partnership between O’Brien and Jarrad Branthwaite is promising for the long term. Adding to the excitement, Iliman Ndiaye has arrived from Marseille and Jesper Lindstrom has joined on loan from Napoli for the season.

Despite these incoming players, Everton is not done with their transfer business. The club is eyeing Milan winger Samuel Chukwueze as an attacking option to support Dominic Calvert-Lewin, along with pursuing Colombian midfielder Richard Rios as an alternative to Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City.

In the latest development, Everton leads the race for Phillips on loan from City for the 2024/25 season, with the player not part of the future plans at Etihad. The Toffees are in advanced talks to secure his signature to fill the gap left by Amadou Onana’s move to Aston Villa.

While there may be some hesitation due to Phillips’ recent career trajectory, the potential for him to reignite his form at Goodison Park under Dyche’s guidance is noteworthy. Former Everton player John Stones has praised Phillips’ passing ability as “outrageous,” hinting at the positive impact he could bring to the team.

With Phillips coming in on a free transfer, Everton can take a calculated risk with the opportunity to make the deal permanent if he excels during his loan spell. This strategic move could lead to several successful years with the talented midfielder at the club.

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