What Everton sources are now saying as Baris Alper Yilmaz transfer twist emerges
Baris Alper Yilmaz may not be a transfer target for Everton after all.
The Galatasaray star has been linked with a move to the Toffees, but it remains to be seen how much truth there is in it.
Over the last few seasons, the 26-year-old has been one of the best players in the Super Lig and it wouldn't be surprising to see him take the next step in his career soon.
Yilmaz has been claimed to be a transfer target at Hill Dickinson Stadium, but that's now being denied.
Rumours around the left-winger's move to the Blues have been heating up in recent days, with bids supposedly being sent to sign him for David Moyes.
After the recent developments, cold water has been poured over the Merseyside outfit's pursuit of the attacker.
Baris Alper Yilmaz truth after latest Everton transfer news
Goodison News have covered reports of Everton making another bid for Yilmaz after Galatasaray rejected their £35million verbal offer.
There have been multiple claims from Turkiye suggesting the forward is a concrete target for the Blues.
However, according to Eski Acik reporter Can Bedel on 2 August, sources in Merseyside are denying the recent speculation around Yilmaz.
The Turkish winger isn't seen as a target for the Toffees this transfer window.
Even the talk of conversations with Galatasaray has been dismissed and it's safe to assume that the Blues may not have bid for the attacker at all.
How David Moyes' attack is shaping up at Hill Dickinson Stadium
Yilmaz doesn't seem to be on his way to Everton and there's still plenty of work that needs to be done in L3.
Tyrique George was signed permanently from Chelsea after his encouraging loan spell, but The Friedkin Group are expected to do much more in the final third.
It has been public knowledge that the Toffees would like to see Jack Grealish return to Hill Dickinson Stadium from Manchester City.
Iliman Ndiaye is one forward Moyes would definitely like to keep at the Blues for next season.
Tyler Dibling, Dwight McNeil and Merlin Rohl are all options for the Scottish manager who can play on the wings.
Beto and Thierno Barry are the two strikers, but the Merseyside outfit should be looking to add a reliable goalscorer to their ranks in the coming weeks.