“DOUBLE SWOOP From Anfield” — Sky Sport Confirms Everton Approved BIG-MONEY DEAL for Two World-class Liverpool Players After Liverpool New Transfer Update Emerges

Everton Plot Surprise Double Raid on Liverpool as Ben Doak Interest Expands

Everton are reportedly lining up an audacious move to sign not just one but two Liverpool attackers this summer, in a bold attempt to inject attacking verve into David Moyes’ squad.

The Toffees have already been linked with promising winger Ben Doak in recent weeks, but sources now suggest the Goodison Park hierarchy have widened their Merseyside shopping list to include another Anfield forward. While the identity of the second target remains closely guarded, the strategy signals Everton’s willingness to test Liverpool’s resolve and shake up the city’s transfer landscape.

It’s a transfer tactic not without precedent—Everton have looked to rivals in the past for reinforcements—but targeting two Liverpool talents in a single window represents a significant statement of intent as Moyes prepares for his first full season back at the helm.

With pre-season fast approaching and little movement in the window thus far, pressure is growing on CEO Angus Kinnear and the club’s recruitment team to deliver meaningful additions to a squad that flirted with relegation last term. Moyes is understood to be keen on reinforcing both flanks and adding pace to his forward options—areas where Doak, in particular, could make an impact.

The 18-year-old Scotsman, who made a handful of appearances under Jürgen Klopp and is now evaluating his future under Arne Slot, has long been admired for his directness, close control, and fearless attacking approach. With limited senior opportunities on the red side of Stanley Park, Everton believe they could offer Doak a more immediate route to first-team football.

Speaking earlier this month about Everton’s summer aims, a source close to the club said: “There’s a real desire to be aggressive in the market. The manager has outlined the type of player he wants—young, hungry, and with something to prove—and the club are backing that vision.”

Such a policy could yet see Everton explore loan options, with Doak potentially available for a season-long spell to aid his development. However, any permanent move would require negotiation with a Liverpool board unlikely to part easily with one of their most promising young assets.

The prospect of Everton doing business with their bitter rivals may raise eyebrows, but Moyes has been given a relatively free hand to pursue pragmatic solutions in the market, regardless of rivalry. With budget constraints still a consideration amid financial fair play parameters, smart deals—particularly for younger, high-upside players—are expected to form the backbone of their summer activity.

The identity of the second Liverpool target is expected to emerge in the coming days, though insiders have hinted at another versatile attacker rather than a traditional No.9.

For now, the message from Goodison Park is clear: Everton are prepared to be bold, even if that means shopping on the red half of the city.

And for David Moyes, the next few weeks will be crucial in shaping a squad capable of not just surviving—but thriving—next season.