Everton Summer Transfer Thread - 2022

[gedefc]

That Gyokeres is a signing we really can get behind to be honest.

If we can get him in for like £8m, he’s proven he can score in the Championship, so even if he he does flop, someone will take him off our hands.

It’s smart business, If the fee is right.

Exactly this, I think it may be more than 8mill but also dont think Coventry could hold us to ransom over it.

Think its clear were looking for a similar type of striker to DCL, hes tall, mobile, decent shot on him, works hard. At 24 hes at a decent age aswell, thumbs up from me.

 

[cov fan in peace]

8m wont happen - I suspect somewhere around 12m would get him - but that would disappoint a lot of our own fans

 

[Blue_Berry]

yeah that might get us through this year but all these "small" downpayments come back to bite you in the bum when the larger payments have to be made in 2/3 years.

we are just delaying the problem , kicking the proverbial can down the road.

.. to when we can actually afford it. ??

 

[Saint Domingo]

hi cov fan here - cashflow is our issue, so any signing would need a good chunk up front

That’s perfect as we can give you zero upfront and everything on the never never

 

[bluestevon]

Hasn’t seen that price but yeah not sure id go for that. Surely we could put £10m down for Broja and £5m a season over 4/5 years and adds ons if he scores a certain amount and even a sell on fee/buyback clause too

I think Broja will stay mate.

Kalimuendo is the one - 21/22m from PSG so they'd be a lot easier to structure a buy now pay later deal with, sticking point could be they want a buy back according to reports - but say 45/50m which they'd not even blink at as if they utilize it it's meant he's really tearing it up in the league here - both parties win in that situation.

We get the player who if he becomes amazing we get a few good years from then make a sizeable prifit from, if he just becomes good, then we keep him and have the benefit of a young talented striker for years

 

[Julio Ananas]

hi cov fan here - cashflow is our issue, so any signing would need a good chunk up front

HAVE VERY NICE THEATRE TICKETS. YOU WILL LIKE.

 

[Saint Domingo]

I want Gyokeres despite never seeing him play single minute and will now be fuming if we go for anyone else.

His name is cool, his celebration is cool, he’s smack in the Venn diagram for the ‘why aren’t we scouting the championship/Europe’ hipster moaners

Get it done Everton

 

[Groucho]

hi cov fan here - cashflow is our issue, so any signing would need a good chunk up front

Bill will offer a sack of spuds, 25p and the latest Rolling Stones LP.

 

[Paul Rideout]

If Coventry are desperate for money, how they will be able to hold out for 12m if we offer 8m is perplexing. Also if we offer 4m up front with another 4m next year and they need the money, will be interesting to see them reject it.

 

[cov fan in peace]

and weve also got the "spirit in the sky" song for him. so a condition of signing him, would be to adapt that for everton - who happen to be my favourite football team in liverpool (hate LFC)

 

[navidson]

and weve also got the "spirit in the sky" song for him. so a condition of signing him, would be to adapt that for everton - who happen to be my favourite football team in liverpool (hate LFC)

You'll do OK on here my friend

 

[The T-Dex]

Hi lads, have we signed anyone yet?

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Kinda falls away by Pukki though !

With a bit of creative licence you can just about get there.

Joao Pedro,
Karlan Grant,
Joel Piroe,
Teemu Pukki
and - Diaz, as above.

I also like Adebajo
at Luton
who's worked his way
up the leagues
ra - ther than down.

There's unfashionable target men
Lyndon Dykes or Ross Stewart
who would
suit us
better than Gy - okeres.

 

[Paul Rideout]

and weve also got the "spirit in the sky" song for him. so a condition of signing him, would be to adapt that for everton - who happen to be my favourite football team in liverpool (hate LFC)

Keep flattering us like that and we will give you 15m for him

 

[Lanolin]

.. to when we can actually afford it. ??

We can afford it now, but we're struggling to stay within the spending regulations. Money which is committed to be spent in the future still ends up on those figures so just means we continue to have little wriggle room for a longer period.