Everton transfer round-up: Iliman Ndiaye latest as Everton close to Ollie Dewsbury deal

Everton's transfer window seems to just be getting started.

The Blues have already brought in Hayden Hackney and Tyrique George into bolster their first-team.

There is still plenty work to do in the market if David Moyes is to be satisfied with his side's business.

Iliman Ndiaye's future is subject to debate, after he refused several contract offers, but so far there has been no movement.

While in terms of incomings, they continue to be linked with a Jack Grealish return and other attackers.

Here, Goodison News rounds-up the latest transfer news coming out of the Hill Dickinson Stadium on 21 July.

Friedkin Group set to spend more than they have at Everton so far

Everton supporters will be concerned by the latest coming out of Roma.

The Friedkin's other premier club are preparing to sign Crysencio Summerville from West Ham.

La Gazetta dello Sport reported in its print edition that Dan Friedkin has personally agreed to the deal.

It states that it could cost £42million, as a third offer is submitted by the Italian club.

That will leave Blues fans asking where that kind of money is for Moyes' side.

Everton won't be signing Abdul Fatawu despite apparent agreement

Earlier this week, reports from Turkey has suggested that the Toffees had an agreement with Abdul Fatawu.

However, it seems as though Everton will not be adding the Leicester man to their ranks.

Sky Sports reported on Monday evening that he was undergoing a medical at newly-promoted Ipswich Town, ahead of a £20million move.

The transfer to Portman Road could be complete within 24 hours.

The reason why Man United's Iliman Ndiaye pursuit is not progressing

Goodison News has covered how Manchester United were heavily linked with Everton ace Ndiaye this summer.

However, it appears that the Red Devils have stopped progressing on a move for the Everton winger.

Fabrizio Romano claimed on Monday evening that Marcus Rashford's situation is to blame.

Speaking via his YouTube channel, he said: “Iliman Ndiaye at Everton is another player they like, but Manchester United are not progressing due to the Rashford situation.

“Many clubs have been calling, United, clubs from abroad, a few weeks ago Aston Villa had conversations.

“It is important to say he is very expensive, for Everton, he is a very important player.”

Everton close to Ollie Dewsbury deal ahead of rivals

It is understood that the Blues are close to a deal for Bristol City youngster Ollie Dewsbury.

The 19-year-old attacker from the League Two side is training with the Toffees, according to Bristol Live.

Arsenal, Stoke and Fulham were all interested in his services, but it seems like the Everton have won the race.

If his week training with the Under-21's is successful, then they could pay a six-figure fee to sign him.