Everton tipped to be unnamed club bidding £16.5m to sign PSV star Ricardo PepiEverton have been tipped as the Premier League club who’ve submitted a bid for PSV attacker Ricardo Pepi.
The Guardian and Forbes journalist James Nalton suggest the Blues could be the team that’s bidding for the USA international after Goal reported on 20 December an “unnamed” English top-flight club has offered £16.5million to PSV for his services.Replying to that report in a post on X, Nalton, who has also written for BBC Sport, mentioned the Toffees, saying: “Everton could do with a striker.”
Pepi has averaged around a goal an hour in the Eredivisie with PSV this season, scoring 10 goals in 636 minutes.
Pepi could solve Everton goalscoring woes
It is no secret that Dyche’s side have struggled to score this season, they have scored in just one of their last six league matches, the 4-0 victory over Wolves.The 21-year-old has 13 strikes in 33 appearances for the United States national team suggesting that he could find the net at the Premier League level.
It is no surprise that the Blues are being linked with attacking reinforcements, and Pepi might be the most promising link yet.
In other Everton news, Dyche has revealed that Dwight McNeil could miss the Chelsea clash on Sunday.
For more Everton news, follow us on Facebook or join our brand new WhatsApp Channel for instant updates to be sent straight to your phone.Richarlison and Amadou Onana have sent a message to Dele Alli after the former Everton star provided an update on his future.
Alli has continued to train at Finch Farm despite his contract expiring with Everton at the end of last season, with the Toffees recently urged to cut ties with the 28-year-old.The out-of-contract midfielder took to his personal Instagram account on Friday [20 December] to say goodbye to the Toffees and announce that he would be exploring new opportunities in 2025, amid a recent update on Everton’s contractual liability to Tottenham.
And among the many comments were former Everton stars Richarlison and Onana, with the Brazillian commenting clapping hands and hands raised emojis while the Belgian simply put two hands raised emojis.
Dele Alli to say goodbye to Everton
It looks as though Alli won’t be signing a new contract with the Toffees, despite having spent the better part of the last six months training at Finch Farm.And, with retirement having recently been mooted for the former Tottenham star, he will be keen to demonstrate that he can still play at the top level, and hopefully one day work his way back to the Premier League.
In other Everton news, two players have been ruled out of the Premier League clash with Chelsea at Goodison Park on Sunday [22 December].
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