Sunderland bids when Moyes leads Everton’s interest in Dan Neil

Everton It is believed that he is interested in signing a player who is a “large number of favorites” David Moyes In the summer transfer window, new updates have been claimed.

Moyes plans to hold summer signing in Everton

Blues Premier League In important games, the season started to be eliminated, and survival was guaranteed almost another season. However, the 1-1 draw at Arsenal on Saturday was another good result under Moyes, and the Scots continued to do a good job during his second term at Goodison Park.

Now, this summer will focus on Everton’s new signing, reportedly contacting SC Freiburg midfielder representatives Merlin Rohl Moved to Merseyside. The 22-year-old was injured in 2024/25, but he is a multi-purpose player who may be a long-term signing.

Feyenoord Defender David Hancko Once the season comes to a conclusion, it is also known as an option for the Blues after another impressive sport for the Eredivisie Giants when the season comes to the conclusion.

Lorenzo Lucca Related to Everton’s relocation, Udinese striker was 6-foot-7 inches tall, the same height as Peter Crouch. Italians have Scored 10 goals In the 25 seasons that began this season in Serie A, he also picked up 9 yellow cards, highlighting his tenacious side of the game.

Everton fights West Ham “very smart”

According to Football insider,,,,, Everton is signing Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil At the end of the season.

West Ham is thought to be competing for the Black Cats captain’s signature, but the 23-year-old is Moyes’ “huge favorite.”

Sunderland is the Premier League club’s “bid for your own bid” assuming the champion team fails to get promotion.

Elijah Adebayo of Luton Town acts with Daniel Neil of Sunderland

Neal may not be a top player at the moment, which can naturally disappoint Everton fans, but he may be a shrewd addition to Moyes. The 23-year-old Brit has become one of Sunderland’s most important players, becoming the captain at a young age, the Black Cats manager Regis Briss Praise him in January.

“I think he did well in the first part of the season, but it wasn’t that obvious to the observer because he was really important in adjusting all his teammates’ behavior. He was very smart, very important, and very important for adjusting the combination and balancing the team.”

This season, Neil has 39 starts in 40 championship games in Sunderlandoutlines his availability and his quality and energy in the midfield that may be a real asset to Everton.