Everton transfer round-up: Pavel Sulc swoop plotted, Ngal’ayel Mukau price revealed

Everton's transfer business looks set to heat up in the coming week.

The Toffees have already confirmed Hayden Hackney, Tyrique George and Merlin Rohl as their first three permanent additions.

David Moyes is still looking for the right reinforcements to take his side to the next level.

Goodison News has covered Everton's transfer plans in detail throughout the summer.

They are believed to be looking for a right-back, another midfielder and a winger.

We round up the latest updates surrounding the Hill Dickinson Stadium outfit on 19 July.

Everton could complicate Djed Spence transfer

Everton had appeared to lose ground in the race for Djed Spence, with Inter Milan eyeing a £30million move.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reported on Sunday that he wants to return to Italy, but Spurs' demands could hinder that plan.

That could open the door to David Moyes' side to make their move and bring him in, if the Italians are not willing to stump up the cash.

Everton supposedly reach Abdul Fatawu agreement

Everton have reportedly reached an agreement to sign Leicester star Abdul Fatawu.

Murat Ozen, journalist for Turkish outlet Ortacizgic, claimed on Friday that the Blues have reached an agreement with the winger.

That is yet to be confirmed by sources, or even backed up by English reports, so it remains to be seen whether it is true or just a rumour.

Everton want Pavel Sulc, he ticks the boxes

Lyon attacking midfielder Pavel Sulc is attracting interest from Everton.

A report from the Daily Mail on Sunday claims that the Toffees are in the race, with Leeds and Aston Villa, plotting a swoop.

It states that the French club are seeking £25m for the 25-year-old, who ticks all the boxes for the L3 outfit.

Everton find out Ngal'ayel Mukau price tag

Everton seemed to have revived their interest in Lille midfielder Ngal'ayel Mukau.

He will not come cheap, as Lille president Olivier Letang is well aware of his value.

Speaking via Get French Football News in August 2025, he revealed the ballpark figure that would be required.

He said: "Unless an offer of €70million euros (£59.5m) arrives. It would be difficult to refuse something that is unrefusable, but the objective now is to keep the lads who are here."

Therefore, the Blues know exactly what it will take to strike a deal and bring Mukau to English football