LEEDS, ENGLAND - MARCH 01: Brenden Aaronson of Leeds United looks on during the Sky Bet Championship match between Leeds United FC and West Bromwich Albion FC at Elland Road on March 01, 2025 in Leeds, England. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)
The wonder attacking midfielder officially rejected the contract extension and ended his contract with Everton this morning
Everton are continuing their pursuit to bring in more players through the door in the transfer window.
David Moyes did a lot more than steady the ship and has earned the right to be backed by the owners this summer.
Thierno Barry has joined from Villarreal and Mark Travers also moved from Bournemouth, but work is still left to be done on many other deals.
Alan Myers claims that moves for a couple of forward players is “likely”
According to former Sky Sports news editor Alan Myers, a couple of forwards are likely to be signed by the Toffees this summer.
As is the case with every window, the Blues continue to be linked with a number of players.
It remains to be seen how many new faces they do end up bringing through the door once the transfer window closes.
Moyes is also likely to push for at least one more midfielder as Abdoulaye Doucoure needs to be replaced, as he left once his contract expired.
Everton need to sign a quality wide attacker
Everton need a goal-scoring wide attacker to complement Barry.
This stems from their persistent struggle to score goals, a problem exacerbated since Romelu Lukaku’s departure in 2017.
Last season, wingers Jesper Lindstrom and Jack Harrison offered minimal goal and assist contributions, highlighting a lack of creativity and finishing from wide areas.
