The summer transfer window is now in full flow at Everton and while there hasn’t been loads of movement in or out, things are beginning to heat up.
Iliman Ndiaye is close to joining the ranks at Goodison Park, Tim Iroegbunam has been unveiled on Merseyside and a number of players have already departed following the expiry of their contracts.
That is only the beginning however and there is an expectation that there will still be many more incomings and outgoings before the Premier League season gets underway and the transfer window closes.
One man who has been surrounded by speculation this summer is Amadou Onana. The Belgian international is one of several players who have repeatedly been tipped to leave Everton.
Reports have suggested the Toffees are willing to let the midfielder depart this summer with Bayern Munich [Liverpool Echo, 26 June] and Paris-Saint Germain [Foot Mercato, 27 June] all understood to be interested in securing his services.
Sean Dyche’s side aren’t under any pressure to sell their big stars after the Premier League’s profit and sustainability deadline passed [talkSPORT, 1 July], but if the right deal can be struck Onana could be allowed to depart.
