Everton is actively pursuing Brazilian midfielder Arthur Melo, who is eager to make a Premier League return.
As Juventus seeks to offload the 27-year-old, Everton sees an opportunity to fill the potential void left by Amadou Onana’s impending move to Aston Villa for £50 million.
Manager Sean Dyche aims to secure a replacement quickly, with Arthur Melo, a seasoned player, being a prime candidate.
Arthur’s tenure at Juventus has been underwhelming, prompting the club to make him available for transfer. Despite his past struggles, including a short-lived loan at Liverpool marred by injury, Arthur remains determined to prove his worth in the Premier League.
His recent performance at Fiorentina, where he made 48 appearances last season, highlights his capabilities.
Everton Having a Busy Transfer Window
Everton, having recently signed Iliman Ndiaye from Marseille for £16.9 million, continues to strengthen its squad under the guidance of Director of Football Kevin Thelwell.
With the Premier League season fast approaching, Dyche is keen on finalizing key transfers to ensure a successful campaign.
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Arthur’s potential move to Everton is seen as straightforward, given Juventus’ willingness to facilitate the transfer without demanding a hefty fee.
The Toffees are competing with other Premier League clubs and European teams for his signature, making the negotiation process critical.
