How much Everton will pay to sign Richarlison and Kenny Tete in double transfer
Everton have exploded into life in the final days of the summer transfer window.
With the deadline quickly approaching on 1 September, the Friedkins and Angus Kinnear were very quiet.
And after pulling the plug on Harrison Armstrong joining Nottingham Forest on Sunday, several other deals are plowing towards completion.
Iliman Ndiaye is set to join Tottenham, but his exit could unlock three new transfers at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Jack Grealish, Richarlison and Kenny Tete appear to be on the verge of making the move to Merseyside.
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How much will Everton pay for triple transfer?
It won't come cheap, but there's the obvious link that Ndiaye's sale will likely pay for it all to be done.
Paul Joyce has reported that the Senegal star will cost Spurs £60million.
The Times journalist goes onto share that Richarlison will cost the Blues £35m, while Fulham will bank £9m from Tete.
On top of that, Grealish is in advanced talks to join on loan again.
Is this worth it for Everton?
Losing Ndiaye for £60m feels cheap, but at least there are replacements in line and ready to go.
Moyes will be happy to get Richarlison and Grealish back, while filling a hole at right-back, albeit not very inspiring.
All three are going beyond their peaks and into the older category, but Everton will hope that brings experience, rather than injury issues.
Paying up to 90 per cent of Grealish's wages is where the remainder of the Ndiaye money will go after the other two sign, and hopefully, he agrees lower terms for a permanent deal at the end of this season.
These are very typical Moyes signings at the end of the summer window, and if it goes wrong, Everton fans will let everybody know about it.
Let's hope that the Blues get the best end of this, and put the end of last season behind them quickly.