Everton are looking to make a host of signings this summer to address a number of their needs.
David Moyes was tasked with keeping the Toffees afloat this season after taking on a struggling side from Sean Dyche.
The Friedkins are ready to invest at Everton this summer with a clear need to improve the quality of the squad on Merseyside.
Everton’s summer window has got off to a steady start following the permanent addition of Carlos Alcaraz from Flamengo.
But that is only the start of what will be a busy summer at Finch Farm.
Ahead of the move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium, Everton are looking to add a new winger to Moyes’ squad.
A number of names have already been linked to the Toffees with players already playing in the Premier League an option.
Tottenham make decision on Everton target Manor Solomon’s future
Alongside Richarlison, Everton are interested in signing Manor Solomon from Tottenham Hotspur this summer.
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The winger enjoyed a head-turning campaign with Leeds United in the Championship before returning to north London.
However, according to journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Everton’s hopes of signing Solomon may have just been put on hold.
It is now believed Tottenham are looking to provide Solomon with an opportunity to prove himself again in N17.
The incoming Thomas Frank will provide a fresh outlook on the Spurs squad and Solomon is on course to play for the Lilywhites next season.
Ahead of the summer window opening, it was understood Tottenham were ready to offload Solomon.
But it seems as if the appointment of the Danish manager has put a pause on Everton’s plans to make a move for the 25-year-old.
Everton’s Richarlison hopes also take Tottenham blow
According to sources at Everton News, it is understood Frank will take a look at Richarlison and offer him an opportunity at Tottenham.
The north London side currently have Dominic Solanke as their first-choice striker but Richarlison may suit Frank’s style of play better.
This is something the Dane is going to learn when he gets his players back to Hotspur Way when pre-season begins.
Solomon may not have been the absolute top target on Merseyside, but this marks another option that Angus Kinnear will have to mark off his radar.