Sky Sport Reacts- Everton Beat Tottenham in Transfer Race for Top European Winger in a SURPRISING Summer Transfer

Everton Make First Move to Beat Tottenham in Race for Top European Winger

Everton have reportedly made the first approach in their bid to land one of Europe’s most sought-after attacking talents this summer, as manager David Moyes begins rebuilding his squad amidst significant early exits from Goodison Park.

The Toffees are understood to be actively targeting a new winger, with several attacking departures already leaving the squad thin on the flanks. With pre-season preparations underway, Moyes and the Everton recruitment team are moving swiftly to avoid falling behind in the race for reinforcements.

According to sources close to the club, Everton have made initial contact in an attempt to steal a march on rivals Tottenham Hotspur for a wide forward described as “one of the top attacking players in Europe.” While the identity of the target remains under wraps, the Merseyside club are believed to be confident in their project and the pitch they are offering to prospective signings.

Moyes, who returned to the club earlier this month following a lengthy stint at West Ham, faces the tough task of replenishing a squad that has already been significantly weakened by departures. Several senior players – both from the attacking line and midfield – have left the club either at the end of their contracts or through expected sales as part of a planned summer overhaul.

The new manager is keen to reshape the team with a blend of experienced professionals and emerging talents capable of driving Everton forward in what will be a crucial campaign following another season of turbulence on and off the pitch.

“We’re aware of what we need, and we’re working hard behind the scenes to get deals done early,” a club insider revealed. “There’s an understanding that the attack needs immediate attention, and we’re not wasting time.”

Tottenham, too, are in the market for wide options as Ange Postecoglou looks to add depth to his squad following a season that saw them falter in the latter stages of the Premier League. However, Everton’s proactive stance has placed them in pole position—at least for now.

The financial landscape may still play a pivotal role. Tottenham are expected to have greater flexibility in terms of wages and transfer fees, but Everton hope the promise of regular first-team football under Moyes, along with the opportunity to be part of a rebuild project at a historic club, could tilt the scales in their favour.

Everton’s transfer activity is likely to ramp up in the coming days, with Moyes pushing for multiple additions before the end of June. The winger position remains a top priority, and the club are expected to press forward with negotiations in the coming week.

With a number of Premier League clubs on alert, time may be of the essence if Everton are to secure their preferred target and ward off growing interest from North London and beyond.