Everton are reportedly in advanced talks to sign Ashley Young. Hence, the player will also have his medical in the coming days.
Luton Town also tried to sign him on a free transfer. However, the player has decided to favour a move to the Toffees on a short-term deal.
EVERTON AND ASHLEY YOUNG TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Everton are closing in on the signing of Ashley Young on a free transfer. The report also claims that the player will have a medical in the coming days. Therefore, after that the player will also sign the documents to complete the transfer. The report also claims that the experienced Premier League full-back will sign a one-year deal.
Luton also had talks with Ashley Young over the move. However, it is clear that the player prefers a move to Everton. Ashley Young will sign as a free agent after getting released from Aston Villa. He will now hope to do well under Sean Dyche. However, a report also claims that the Toffees will continue to monitor the free agents in this summer transfer window.
SEAN DYCHE HAS A VERY LIMITED TRANSFER BUDGET THIS SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW
According to reports, Everton have a very limited budget in the summer transfer window. Hence, Sean Dyche will continue to monitor the situations of free agents. The club also want to sign a striker to compete with Dominic Calvert Lewin for the starting spot. Whereas, Sean Dyche is also planning to sign former Toffee Ross Barkley on a free transfer.
Everton are also planning sales of players in this summer transfer window. They have already sold Ellis Simms to Championship side Coventry for 8 million. Whereas, they are also open to selling Demarai Gray to Saudi club Al-Hilal for the right price. Therefore, it looks like Sean Dyche will have to sell players to buy new players in this summer transfer window.
Everton are hoping to have a comfortable mid-table finish this season in the Premier League. They have spent their last two seasons in the relegation fight. Hence, the ownership will hope that manager Sean Dyche can help bring stability off and on the pitch this season.
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