What The Papers Say - 7 April

What The Papers Say - 7 April

What The Papers Say

7 April 26

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With the conclusion of the season approaching, multiple outlets look ahead to the summer transfer window, linking Everton to a host of stars.

The Daily Mail reports the Toffees are interested in Southampton and Northern Ireland forward Shea Charles.

Charles’ late winner knocked table-topping Arsenal out of the FA Cup on Saturday, sending the Saints to Wembley ahead of the semi-finals of football’s oldest competition.

The 22-year-old graduated from Manchester City’s academy before making his Premier League debut for Pep Guardiola’s side in 2023 having joined the club aged seven.

A move down south to St Mary’s beckoned, where the youngster wrote his name in to Southampton folklore at the weekend.

The Blues face competition from Manchester United, though, according to David Kent.

Elsewhere, GiveMeSport reports Everton are interested in West Ham United’s Crysencio Summerville.

Tutto Atalanta backs the claim, but warn David Moyes’ men face competition from a host of clubs once more.

“The Toffees could be in the market for a new winger in the summer transfer window, with the future of Jack Grealish uncertain,” writes Matt Smith.

“If Grealish remains with Man City, Everton will need to sign a replacement, and their pursuit of the European places is likely to force them to strengthen significantly this summer.

“Now, David Moyes could be about to raid his former club for a new addition.

“The Hammers reportedly value Summerville at around £26m, but that could plummet if they are relegated to the Championship in May, with Nuno Espirito Santo's side currently sitting in the bottom three.

“If West Ham do remain in the Premier League, they might be against selling to an English rival, but either way, Summerville could be one of the hottest topics in the summer transfer window after an impressive few months."

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