How Everton can complete late double Folarin Balogun and Richarlison transfer swoop

Everton could sign both AS Monaco striker Folarin Balogun and Richarlison before the transfer deadline.

David Moyes could oversee a major overhaul in the Toffees' attack before 11pm on 1 September.

Iliman Ndiaye is being heavily linked with a move to Tottenham Hotspur, which will certainly be a big blow for the Blues.

Richarlison and Balogun are now being eyed at Hill Dickinson Stadium to reinforce the attack, with a deal for Jack Grealish also being worked on.

Fans in L3 could be in for an exciting end to the window and the situation at the Merseyside outfit is worth watching closely.

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Folarin Balogun and Richarlison transfer latest at Everton

Ndiaye and Richarlison could go the opposite way in separate deals at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

The Toffees also have Balogun, 25, on their radar as they prepare for life without Ndiaye.

However, according to ESPN on 30 August, a double deal for both Richarlison and the USMNT international is unlikely unless the Blues can raise funds.

As such, the Merseyside outfit will likely need to sell Beto if they want to add both strikers to their ranks in the coming hours.

Moyes wants attacking reinforcements in L3 and the American centre-forward is a leading target for the Toffees.

The former Arsenal prospect wants to return to England, but it remains to be seen whether the Merseysiders can get a deal over the line for him.

What new-look David Moyes attack could look like after summer transfers

It's safe to assume Ndiaye has probably played his last game for Everton.

The Senegal international has made the right-wing his own, but Brennan Johnson and Tyler Dibling could now be fighting out for the position.

If Moyes does end up getting two new strikers, though, he might want to change the shape up front.

Richarlison and Balogun can certainly be a deadly front two with Grealish playing behind them in a number 10 role.

Thierno Barry had an encouraging start to the season, but his inconsistency was on show against Bournemouth.

Beto could be relegated to the third-choice number nine if Richarlison signs, and it wouldn't be surprising to see him seek a late exit.