Everton January 2025 Transfer Thread

[OlDirtyBluenose]

Think I'll leave this thread alone now until Monday after that presser.

Depressing but at least we know where we are now I suppose.

 

[HappyJack]

Any more injuries and with some difficult fixtures coming up , there is no other option but to get a good striker in. That or face a relegation battle. Not impressed at all by the new ownership.

 

[Tipp blue]

Why would the player be bang average and on 100k a week?

It was only 2 games ago, we were 1 weekends result of being in the relegation spots. 42% of the season still to play.

@Neiler, like me, has spent months on here saying our lack of options/attack dictates relegation scrap.

We've won 2 games and now it's "actually, maybe kick the can until the summer..."

Heads need to come out of arses, and we need to stop making excuses. The summer on here was the same - the squad needs investment. Now. And in the summer.

Look at it;

That question could get its own thread here we've had plenty of average players on that and more.

 

[sdcha2]

Based on what?

I'm not sure that is the case. It sounds more like we are getting the players thelwell wants but Moyes doesn't.

 

[Bally1989]

The point is the options are limited in Jan so spending savvily is key , don't want to make an heavy investment on a player who doesn't fit long term plans. Don't get me wrong I expect players in but im not expecting any high profile signings its Jan and we're hindered by psr

You used an extreme example to suggest we all want serious money spent when you very much know that is not the case.

People are frustrated and rightly so.

 

[blue in oxford]

cometh the hour cometh the man Ayew

 

[Billy Dean]

That question could get its own thread here we've had plenty of average players on that and more.

Marcel Brands but Fabian Delph on 92K per week for example

 

[Curtis]

When's the last time a Jan. Signing has made a significant impact for everton? Jelevic? This is separate from any discourse I'm just curious because it seems like we every recent Jan signing has been pointless such as al ghazi, Josh King, mcgeady. Need change that pattern

 

[Clarky cat]

Just love to see how the grifters will twist that presser

 

[Bally1989]

Any more injuries and with some difficult fixtures coming up , there is no other option but to get a good striker in. That or face a relegation battle. Not impressed at all by the new ownership.

"PSR MERT"

There's a lot who think this is the last we will hear of PSR... it won't be. June 2025 it will be used multiple times as an excuse nailed on.

 

[Joey66]

Man United. These are 2023 figures but they made nearly £650m in matchday & commercial revenue.
This means their capacity to spend the amount of money on players which they do is unlikely to be hindered by PSR.

So yes - PSR does not affect them, because they make lots and lots and lots and lots of money.

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City are mega rich - they are in a court battle right now .....

 

[witchdoc187]

Can someone tell me what happened can't be bothered reading through all the comments of doom

 

[DevineEFC]

We're about to enter another death spiral.

 

[RomanReigns]

It's figuratively the Sword of Damocles hanging over the neck of the club.

It's not a myth or an excuse. Do you not recall the point deductions last season? We have to play ball until June or else we put our Premier League status at further risk.

i was talking more about Newcastle

 

[TrixyStevens]

City are mega rich - they are in a court battle right now .....

Do City generate the same amount of revenue as United though?