Conor Gallagher in an Everton shirt at Hill Dickinson Stadium
Conor Gallagher in an Everton shirt at Hill Dickinson Stadium
The Englishman has struggled for regular starts this campaign at Tottenham.
That has prompted questions surrounding his future in North London.
With the winter transfer market approaching, the Toffees are already showcasing an interest.
There is plenty left to happen between now and January, but it all hinges on whether a deal will be possible.
Gallagher has long been a target for Everton as his feelings have previously been made clear.
How Conor Gallagher reacted to Everton interest in 2023
The 26-year-old is just 10 months gone since his £34million switch to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
That came off the back of a two year stint at Atletico Madrid under Diego Simeone.
A move to the Spanish capital came as a surprise to many after being a regular for Chelsea between 2022 and 2024.
In the midst of that spell, the Toffees showcased an interest in his signature as Enzo Fernandez joined the Blues for a then British record fee.
A report from BBC Sport in January 2023 details that Gallagher was not open to a Goodison switch.
That came despite him being viewed as "an ideal signing" after Sean Dyche came in as manager.
He didn't want to leave Chelsea then, but was eventually made surplus to requirements.
The midfielder is now at his second club since leaving West London, but could a Merseyside switch now be possible?
Tottenham woes could spark Gallagher transfer to Everton
He didn't want to join the Toffees three years ago, but it could be a different story when January comes around.
The ex-Crystal Palace loanee finds himself as nothing more than a squad player in North London right now.
After the arrivals of Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes in the summer, he has fallen down the pecking order.
That has seen him limited to just two Premier League starts so far this campaign, sparking exit links.
Fussball News reports that Everton are interested and could prepare an offer ahead of the January window.
Roberto De Zerbi values him as part of his squad, but limited game time could prompt Gallagher to look elsewhere.
Questions may be asked over the winter, with the final call set to have plenty of eyes on it.