Everton thrash out fee for attacker transfer, announcement not before June 30 - report

Everton are making significant progress in their negotiations with Marseille to sign Iliman Ndiaye, with the two clubs now thrashing out a fee, according to iNews.

The source has added that while talks are advancing, a final agreement has not yet been reached.

The Toffees are keen to complete the deal, but even if everything works out, the announcement is expected after June 30, which is when the latest accounts have to be submitted.

Everton are also in discussions for other potential signings to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season.

Everton’s transfer strategy in focus

Everton’s pursuit of Ndiaye highlights their proactive approach this transfer window.

The Toffees, under Sean Dyche, are making significant moves to strengthen their squad.

The potential £20m deal for Ndiaye, following signings like Jack Harrison on loan and Tim Iroegbunam for £9million, show the club’s commitment to strengthening their attacking options.

Dyche’s strategy appears focused on injecting creativity and goal-scoring potential, crucial given the club’s recent struggles in front of goal.

However, Everton’s financial situation makes things slightly more complicated. The need to meet the PSR target by June 30 is pressing, and the club might have to offload players to balance the books.

Despite these challenges, the involvement of the Friedkin Group brings a glimmer of hope, with their substantial financial commitment potentially stabilising the club’s precarious finances.

In other Everton news, an update on PSR has been issued as “the word from Goodison Park” emerges.

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