Regarding a highly sought-after Everton player who might be sold before the end of the month, Aston Villa has made inquiries.
Following reports that Jarrad Branthwaite and Manchester United had reached a personal terms agreement, transfer rumors have been flying at Goodison Park for the past week.
But, it’s thought that United would run into “issues” trying to persuade Everton to sell, since the Toffees are seeking a price of more than £70 million.
In terms of arrivals, Tammy Abraham of Roma and Arthur Melo, a former midfielder for Liverpool, have both been linked to Everton.
Amadou Onana is another player who has been the subject of a lot of transfer rumors, and Villa is reportedly considering.
About Amadou Onana of Everton, Aston Villa inquires.
The Times reports that Villa is interested in the Belgian midfielder, citing the Blues’ willingness to offload their 2022 acquisition by the end of the current month.
According to what they wrote, “Everton’s position on Branthwaite is, in part, because they have been hoping to satisfy their profit and sustainability issues by selling Amadou Onana before the end of the month.”
Everton is reportedly trying to turn a profit on the £34 million they spent on the 22-year-old two summers ago.
Villa and PSG, the French powerhouses, have enquired about Belgium international. It’s also known that Arsenal has had a long-standing interest in.
It is most likely that Amadou Onana will leave this summer.
It appears that Onana’s time on Merseyside is running out because Everton has already begun searching for alternatives.
Whether or whether the team wants to retain the combative midfielder, they may be forced to sell before the end of June.
Jordan Pickford and Branthwaite are two more possibilities who should be removed. However, the pair is too important to Sean Dyche’s intentions for the 2024–2025 season.
Last year, Onana was in and out of the team and found it difficult to replicate his strong performance in his debut season.
All indications lead to the former Lille midfielder leaving if a big deal comes in.
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