
Everton consider Denis Bouanga transfer as ‘unique’ market opportunity emerges
Everton have expressed early interest in signing Denis Bouanga from LAFC, Goodison News has learned.
Signing a left-winger is high on the agenda for the Toffees ahead of the summer transfer window, with talks still believed to be ongoing for Jack Grealish.
However, the Merseysiders are exploring all options, one of which has led them to LAFC winger and Gabon international, Bouanga.
The 31-year-old forward has set the MLS alight since moving there in 2022, having scored 110 goals in 165 appearances.
Bouanga is said to be settled at LAFC, but the Toffees have still conducted checks into his availability.
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Denis Bouanga’s form catches the eye of Everton
At 31 years old, many potential suitors would likely be put off at the prospect of making an approach for Bouanga, but for Everton, sources claim they see it as a “unique” opportunity.
Bouanga managed a remarkable 43 goal involvements in 46 appearances in the previous campaign, having managed 10 in 13 so far in the current campaign.
| MLS 2026 | Bouanga |
| Games | 7 |
| Goals/assists | 5 |
| Chances created | 11 |
| Successful dribbles | 13 |
| Duels won | 27 |
What makes his stats even more impressive is the fact that he has four goals in the MLS from an xG of just 0.63, showcasing his ability to create something from nothing.

Goodison News understands that Everton’s interest is only that for now, with Bouanga keen on staying in America.
However, the prospect of being a regular in the Premier League could change that stance.
What does this mean for the signing of Jack Grealish?
Given the impact he had upon his loan arrival at Hill Dickinson, Grealish is still likely to be the Toffees’ priority for that position this summer.
However, it will all depend on the finances involved in a deal, with all parties believed to be keen on making his stay a permanent one.
The 30-year-old managed two goals and six assists in the Premier League in just 18 starts for Everton before his season was ended due to injury.
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