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Calvert-Lewin’s Contract Dilemma
Everton’s transfer moves this summer are set to be influenced heavily by the situation surrounding Dominic Calvert-Lewin. With his contract expiring next year and no new deal in sight, the forward’s future has become a point of intrigue, drawing attention from clubs like West Ham and Newcastle. Despite the 27-year-old’s injury setbacks, which have seen him miss a significant number of games, Everton are determined to retain their leading striker, preferring not to lose him in a discounted transfer or without a fee in 2025.
Beto’s Uncertain Everton Tenure
The ripple effect of Calvert-Lewin’s decision extends to Beto, whose tenure at Everton could be cut short. Senior correspondent Pete O’Rourke suggests that Beto’s fate is intertwined with Calvert-Lewin’s choices. After a less than stellar season with only 12 starts, Everton, having spent £26million on Beto just last year, are contemplating selling him to Bologna. Manager Sean Dyche has reportedly approved this move as the club looks to recoup some of its investment.
Financial Implications for Everton
Everton’s financial strategy appears to be balancing on the outcome of Calvert-Lewin’s contract negotiations. The club is facing a potential dilemma: secure funds through player sales or risk letting their assets depart for free. With the clock ticking towards the transfer window, Everton’s actions will likely set the tone for their financial health and squad dynamics for the upcoming season.
Transfer Domino Effect on the Horizon
The decisions made at Goodison Park this summer could trigger a domino effect in the transfer market. Calvert-Lewin’s next move is particularly pivotal, with the potential to catalyze a series of transfers for Everton and their Premier League rivals. As the transfer window approaches, all eyes will be on Everton’s strategic plays in the high-stakes game of player negotiations.
Mykolenko Deal Falls Through
In related news, Everton’s plans have taken another hit as a deal for Vitaliy Mykolenko has fallen through following a decision by Dyche. This adds another layer of complexity to Everton’s summer strategy, as they reassess their squad and potential transfer activity.
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