David Moyes will be backed with a substantial transfer budget this summer, with a major squad rebuild on the horizon.
The Friedkin Group are ready to spend big at Everton, and the new recruitment team have been identifying a number of targets in recent weeks.
Everton are reportedly eyeing Lazio striker Tony Castellanos, who is also wanted by Nottingham Forest and Wolves.
Right-back Vladimir Coufal is also on Moyes’ radar following confirmation that Ashley Young will leave the club.
Now, there has been a fresh transfer development this time regarding a defender in Italy.
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Everton told they can sign Yann Bisseck under one condition
Everton have been eyeing Inter Milan centre-back Yann Bisseck over the last few weeks after his impressive performances in the Champions League.
Bisseck has been a stalwart in their run to the Champions League final, where they will meet French giants PSG later this month.
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Now, a fresh update has emerged on his situation, as Santi Aouna has revealed that Inter will allow him to leave if the right proposal arrives.
That’ll give Everton a big boost in their pursuit of the Switzerland international, who has interest from West Ham United, too.
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➡️ Inter Milan are ready to sell offer their Dutch CB in case of good proposal in the summer
⭐️ Benoît Badiashile is one of the main names on the shortlist of Inter Milan
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Bisseck one of the best ball playing defenders in Europe
Bisseck would be a real statement signing for Everton if they do manage to land his signature ahead of the Hammers.
According to FBref data, the 24-year-old is one of the best ball-playing centre-backs on the planet, as he ranks in the top seven per cent for progressive carries per 90 compared to his positional peers.
Bisseck also sits in the top one per cent for touches in the attacking penalty area, further amplifying how assured he is at both ends of the pitch.
Inter are thought to be demanding around £33m to sanction his sale, so it would be a feasible deal to do for the cash-rich Friedkin Group.