(Credit: Imago)
(Credit: Imago)

Everton news round-up: Grealish fancies transfer as mega-money deal struck

Joe Elvin

Joe graduated with a Bachelors degree in Multi-Media Journalism from Bournemouth University in 2009. He joined Breaking Media in 2025 as a football writer to cover breaking news across the Premier League, EFL and Scottish Premiership.

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Everton are expected to be busy now that the summer transfer window has reopened, with news regarding a move for Jack Grealish refusing to go away.

Indeed, a handful of players have been linked with moves to the Toffees this summer.

Here, Goodison News presents a round-up of the biggest Everton news from the past 24 hours.

David Moyes being interviewed
David Moyes and Everton are set for a busy summer (Credit: Imago)

Everton ready to bring Fred to Merseyside

David Moyes looks set to add former Manchester United midfielder Fred to his first-team squad.

Fenerbahce had previously announced their reluctance to sell, but they now believed to be seeking out replacements for Fred in the heart of the midfield.

Toffees prepared to swoop for Tagliafico

The Argentinian defender was part of the squad that lifted the World Cup in 2022. He made 24 appearances for Lyon, but the French club will be available on a free transfer as his contract is expiring this month.

The 32-year-old would provide competition for Vitaliy Mykolenko's place in Everton's starting XI.

Everton target Grealish believed to prefer a move overseas

Jack Grealish is a player who has been linked with a move to Everton for most of the summer.

The England midfielder has been struggling for minutes at Manchester City and was even left out of their squad for this summer's Club World Cup.

However, talkSPORT journalist Alex Crook has reported that Grealish fancies a transfer to Serie A over the short move to Bramley-Moore Dock. Napoli are supposedly preparing a bid for his services.

That transfer would be seen as a major loss for Moyes, who is keen to add some more creativity to the Everton midfield.

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Jack Grealish has been frozen out at Manchester City (Credit: Imago)

Everton announce mega-money partnership with Seat Unique

The Toffees are preparing to play their home games at the brand new Dickinson Hill Stadium from the start of next season.

As part of these preparations, the Merseyside club have announced a partnership with events and hospitality ticketing platform Seat Unique.

Dickinson Hill stadium statistics
Capacity52,888
Construction cost£750million
First Premier League game to be hostedAugust 2025
Some facts about Everton's new stadium

Fans with hospitality tickets at Bramley-Moore Dock will reportedly be able to view games from reclining armchairs with cupholders and a personal television screen, thanks to this deal.

Premium experiences will be available to purchase on a game-by-game basis shortly after the 2025-26 Premier League fixtures are announced this Wednesday (18 June).

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