- Everton are reportedly set for talks over Jack Grealish’s future.
- Gabriel Jesus and Alexander Sorloth continue to be linked with attacking moves.
- James Garner has spoken positively about Everton’s European ambitions.
The Toffees’ summer is beginning to take shape, and the latest round of Everton news suggests one clear theme: David Moyes is no longer building simply to survive.
From Jack Grealish’s future to links with Gabriel Jesus and Alexander Sorloth, the Toffees appear focused on adding proven attacking quality ahead of another crucial season at the Hill Dickinson.
Grealish future remains key
One of the most significant stories concerns Grealish, with reports suggesting Everton will hold talks with Manchester City over the England international.
After a season-long loan in which Grealish showed flashes of his creative quality, the big question is whether Everton can make another deal work financially.
A permanent transfer may prove difficult, particularly given the numbers involved, but a second loan or revised arrangement could appeal if all parties are open to compromise.
For Everton, keeping Grealish would offer Moyes something he clearly values: Premier League experience, personality and a player capable of carrying the ball in the final third.
Jesus and Sorloth links show attacking intent
Everton have also been linked with Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus.
The Brazilian would bring elite pedigree, but the debate is whether he would solve Everton’s biggest issue: consistent goals. Jesus is a clever, technically gifted forward, but he has not always been a prolific No.9.
That is why the Alexander Sorloth link is also interesting.
The Atletico Madrid striker would offer a more traditional centre-forward profile, though reports suggest he may currently prefer Spain or Italy.
Both stories point to the same conclusion. Everton know they need more attacking threat, but finding the right profile will be vital.
Ndiaye situation offers reassurance
There has also been attention around Iliman Ndiaye, but Everton are reportedly relaxed about his future.
That matters.
Ndiaye remains one of the players Moyes should be building around, and with the forward under contract until 2029, Everton are in a strong position.
Garner sets the tone
James Garner’s comments about Everton pushing towards Europe may be the most telling update of all.
Supporters have heard ambition before, but this feels different. With new ownership, a new stadium and Moyes back in charge, Everton finally have a platform to aim higher.
The challenge now is turning encouraging headlines into smart, completed business.
