Everton offers £20m+ for Calvert-Lewin upgrade who is choosed over Lukaku

Everton offers £20m+ for Calvert-Lewin upgrade who is choosed over Lukaku

Everton’s financial situation seems to be getting bleaker and bleaker as each week passes by, with no solution currently on the table ahead of the summer transfer window.

The proposed takeover by 777 appears to be all but over after they failed to complete the takeover after receiving exclusivity until the end of May, with the Toffees needing to explore other options if they are to be under any form of new ownership.

The investment is desperately needed if the club are to avoid any other PSR punishment in the 2024/25 season, with outgoings expected this summer to prevent any further points deductions in the near future.

Although Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 27, is heavily linked to a move to Newcastle United over the off-season, Arrard Branthwaite is probably the major player leaving Goodison Park.

The Everton supporters shouldn’t panic, though, as Sean Dyche is reportedly planning to make a move during the next transfer window to get another Premier League forward.

Everton interested in signing £20m talent this summer

According to journalist Ben Jacobs via GiveMeSport, Everton are one of a number of Premier League clubs interested in signing Chelsea striker Armando Broja. Along with Stuttgart, Monaco, and Wolves, the 22-year-old also has admirers, and this summer, Dyche’s team will face competition for his services. The Albanian forward made 21 appearances in the Premier League for Chelsea and Fulham, scoring just once in the 2-0 win for the Blues against the side he spent the second half of the season on loan at.
Broja might be available to leave Stamford Bridge for about £20m this summer, with the teenager having the possibility for a fresh start after suffering an ACL damage in 2022 that has held him back severely in his development.
He might end up being a great addition for Dyche’s team, improving on one guy and coming in  the footsteps of another who enjoyed a successful stint at Goodison.

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