What The Papers Say - 10 March

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Transfer rumours dominate Everton's coverage in Tuesday's media, with two players tipped to make a move to Hill Dickinson Stadium in the summer.

Speaking on the Royal Blue podcast, Joe Thomas of the Liverpool ECHO believes the Club will try to complete the signing of Fulham's Harry Wilson on a free transfer at the end of this campaign, after holding 'genuine interest' in the Welsh international in January.

"Moyes likes him a lot and there was genuine interest in January," Thomas commented. "And I find the fact that Fulham have brought in Oscar Bobb from Manchester City suggests that perhaps on the Kenny Tete situation last year, it suggests they might have already made peace with the idea of Wilson leaving.

"Wilson is clearly a very good player and Moyes likes him a lot. It would not be a surprise.

"No one should be surprised if Harry Wilson ends up at Everton next season. That’s not to say that he will do, but I imagine that will be a situation that Everton will continue to monitor for quite some time."

The journalist also claims the Blues will face competition from Aston Villa for Wilson's signature, and Fulham are eager to extend his contract.

Meanwhile, Football Insider speculates Everton could secure a loan deal for Arsenal left-back Myles Lewis-Skelly.

The online outlet reveals the youngster is open to a loan move to further his development, and that the Toffees were interested in bringing him to Merseyside during the winter transfer window.

Evan Shaw writes: "The starlet penned a new long-term contract last summer, which is set to keep him at his boyhood club until the summer of 2030, but it is looking increasingly likely that he may find himself out on loan next year.

"Lewis-Skelly is still seen as a key part of Arteta’s plans in the long-term, and the Gunners have no intention of entertaining any suggestion of a permanent sale.

"However, that will likely do little to stop Everton and other Premier League clubs from pushing for a loan deal this summer, given that the door looks likely to be opened for them."