Man City player open to Everton transfer, permanent deal on the cards - report

Kalvin Phillips is considering a move to Everton this summer, with a potential deal from Manchester City on the table, according to TBR.

The website reported on Wednesday (July 17) that the Toffees, who are set to lose Amadou Onana to Aston Villa, see Phillips as a strong candidate to fill the gap in midfield.

The England international is open to the move, and Everton could capitalise on Manchester City’s willingness to loan him out with reduced wages.

However, if Phillips arrives on loan, that would fill the Goodison Park outlet’s Premier League quota for domestic loans as they already have Jack Harrison.

That’s why the Toffees may also be open to the idea of making his loan permanent which would free up another slot.

Kalvin Phillips would benefit from a move to Everton

Phillips making a move to Everton could be just what he needs. His time at Manchester City hasn’t seen him on the pitch as much as he’d like, which has been tough for him.

The Toffees are looking for a midfielder, especially with Onana set to leave, so Phillips could step right into that role. His style of play could fit in well with Everton’s way of doing things, and he might get more chances to show off his skills there.

Plus, the fans at Goodison Park are known for being really supportive, which could help him feel more at home and boost his confidence.

Overall, this move could give Phillips a fresh start in his career. It’s a chance for him to play regularly again and maybe even catch the eye of the new England manager once more.

Goodison Park could be the perfect place for him to rediscover his best form and show everyone what he’s capable of on the field.

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