Summer Transfer Window 2025 Thread

[chippy1722]

Can't imagine there's too many Turkish bods out there who followed his progress at Alanyaspor

If we've genuinely scouted this guy, it's took some commitment.

All scouts should have been banned from watching this league when Kone and Valencia were topping the charts.

 

[ForeverEverton]

Osimhen has a release clause of £63m.... I wish we were good.

 

[RomanReigns]

Anyone else think we should be scouting some Algerian / Moroccan ballers or players of Algerian / Moroccan descent

Some of the talent that has come from those countries has been incredibly good you only have to look to the likes of Hakimi, Mahrez, Ziyech, Cherki, Ait-Nouri etc

 

[Vaughan]

Trai Hume, Sunderland RB linked in the echo

Trai Hume makes transfer admission after claims over Everton interest

Trai Hume said he was content with staying at Sunderland amid reported links to clubs in England and Spain

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

anyone watched him?

 

[mikel_88]

No idea if he does have ideas about what everton doing or just bs. Looks along way off for a deal to be done for doak

 

[Neiler]

No idea if he does have ideas about what everton doing or just bs. Looks along way off for a deal to be done for doak

Classic negotiation really, probably moves for sure so where in and around 22-25.

I think other clubs will come in first him too, think Palace bid for him in the winter.

 

[Tintin]

These are the links we want. Not washed out players we all know about.

No - he is nowhere good enough. He played at my local team 2 or 3 years ago.

 

[RomanReigns]

Hopefully Moyes has found another Bowen in Doak

 

[Mr Happy]

No - he is nowhere good enough. He played at my local team 2 or 3 years ago.

I meant rumours wise. Just someone we've never heard of to wet the whistle. I dunno who that guy is but that's what I'm on about.

 

[Buckers]

All I can say is we better not get fleeced by the RS. I don’t care how good he is.

 

[matty1878]

No idea if he does have ideas about what everton doing or just bs. Looks along way off for a deal to be done for doak

it’s been said by other journos so tea talk aren’t chatting wham

is this lad an academy or?

we can’t pay 30 mill for a winger

striker has to be the main target

 

[blue to the bone]

it’s been said by other journos so tea talk aren’t chatting wham

is this lad an academy or?

we can’t pay 30 mill for a winger

striker has to be the main target

A right winger is more important then a striker at the minute.. we have none.

 

[9LeagueTitles5FACups]

Classic negotiation really, probably moves for sure so where in and around 22-25.

I think other clubs will come in first him too, think Palace bid for him in the winter.

I can see Crystal Palace re-igniting their interest in him, especially now that they have European football to look forward to (it seems).

 

[f.t.r.s]

it’s been said by other journos so tea talk aren’t chatting wham

is this lad an academy or?

we can’t pay 30 mill for a winger

striker has to be the main target

Didn't they pay a couple of mill from celtic?

 

[DaChunk]

Athletic

Everton (estimated pre-tax loss limit in 2024-25: £77m)​

Everton’s issues with PSR compliance have been legion in recent years — including points deducted — and despite improvements off the field, not least the club finally being taken over by The Friedkin Group in late 2024, they’re not fully out of the woods yet. That’s despite them completing a deal to buy loanee Carlos Alcaraz before May’s end; that date would have seen his transfer fee jump up, and, from a PSR perspective, signing him so late in the current accounting period won’t have too great an effect on the bottom line.
In the prior two seasons, the club lost a combined £142.3million before tax, and we know from previous disclosures that 2022-23’s PSR loss was £62.7m, against a pre-tax loss of £89.1m. That left them needing a PSR loss of below £38m in 2023-24, which they managed, but not with a great deal of headroom.
Accordingly, with those figures still part of their calculation, we estimate Everton need to keep 2024-25’s pre-tax loss below £39m. The operating loss pre-player sales for 2023-24 was £82.3m, so even the big sale of Amadou Onana to Aston Villa last July mightn’t have been enough on its own to bring them to where they need to be.
Prize money from the Premier League likely only ticked up a small amount, and while the lack of legal battles has saved money, Everton’s PSR compliance looks to be a close-run thing again, at least to the end of June, albeit one we believe they’ll be just about OK on.
After this month, that £62.7m PSR deficit from 2022-23 will disappear from view.

Evertons trial and our super KC results look more disappointing every day