Everton January 2025 Transfer Thread

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We should still have three international loan spots under FIFA rules. It doesn't mean they'll be used, but we could be in for more surprises in addition to Alcaraz.
 

Everton are reluctant to shut the door on further incomings this transfer window, despite having already sealed a move for Flamengo ace Charly Alcaraz, Fabrizio Romano has told GIVEMESPORT.

The Toffees are closing in on a loan deal to bring Alcaraz back to the Premier League, and the ex-Southampton forward is set to be David Moyes' first signing of the transfer window. But the Everton top brass are eager to back their new manager as best as they can, and as many as two additional deals could be on the cards before the 11pm deadline on
 
bluestevon said:
Not that bothered myself, just rather not bring in any slow players, but the way Dyche played made us look way way slower as a side than we actually are.

Setting up so deep negated the genuine pace we have with Branthwaite, it also highlighted we have no super fast players as sitting that deep you need them to get up supporting.

Not helped by he favoured McNeil, Young, Harrison and Mangala all four of whom are genuinely slow players and Lindstrom, O'Brien Garner all of who have solid to good pace were not playing.
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We are using Brainthwaites abilities so much more now we are playing higher, and building from the back as well.

You're right re the above too. We have effectively swapped out Mangala, Young and Harrison for Lindstrom, OBrien and Garner. The latter are younger, taller and faster.
 


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