Everton openly talks to sign Ligue 1 defender; negotiations are underway

Everton reportedly turned his attention to a new era, and Everton reportedly turned his attention to a new era and signed a defensive reinforcement for the David Moyes side.

Everton Farewell to Goodison Park

On exciting days, Everton’s men’s team said goodbye to one of the most historical reasons in British football history, reducing Southampton’s relegation 2-0. When signing the style, you will now focus on the new era of Bramley-Moore Marina Stadium and the Friedkin Group will be eager to see full of success.

The farewell is not over, but Abdoulaye Doucoure and Ashley Young also announced that they will leave Everton when the summer arrives.

Manager David Moyes is the one who praised Doucoure and told Everton’s official website: “Doucs has been an influential player throughout the club, including since I returned to the manager, the Evertonians will forever be grateful for his dedication and key goals. Everyone at Everton thanks Doucs for their service and wish him all the best in the future.”

The Frenchman was filled with emotion when she stood out for the last time in the Everton shirt and there was no doubt that he would have a hard time replacing this summer’s transfer window.

Meanwhile, if Jarrad Branthwaite sets out in the next few months, he will say. These rumors often stand out from his career at Everton, so the rumors have already begun before this summer and are sure to feel nervous around the future of the centre-back.

But this time, at least it seems there is a plan if the defensive star sails elsewhere in the coming months, a Ligue 1 star is reportedly on Friedkin’s radar.

Everton signs Diomande in negotiations

According to African Foot, just like the passing of sports witnesses, Everton has now held talks, signed AJ Auxerre’s Sinaly Diomande, and negotiations are now underway. The 24-year-old suddenly appeared in the Toffees radar after a solid campaign in Auxerre, and his team finished 11th in Ligue 1 despite being promoted to France’s first tier last season.

If anyone is concerned that Diomande won’t have quality to mitigate any potential Branthwaite issues, the numbers this season should be immediately lying in bed.

What Diomande has is particularly impressive compared to Branthwaite – Everton men’s progressive passes outperform the Evertons even in fewer starts. If Everton wants to outperform the concerns of relegation and the mediocrity of the medium-sized dining table, it may be crucial to sign up for defenders who can improve.

Before a busy summer, signing Diomande is likely to be the ideal way to start with Friekdin and Everton.