Everton Agree to Sign Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall in £30M Deal to Strengthen Midfield Options
Everton agree to sign Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall from The Premier League blues. Permanent move agreed for £25m initial fee plus also £3-4m add-one up to potential £30m total package.
Kiernan Dewsbury also agreed to the move and Everton will go ahead with formal steps, also in talks for Tyler Dibling. The fee for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is an initial £25m plus add-ons that could increase the total to somewhere in the region of £29m, with the midfielder expected to undergo a medical.
A new No 8 is a priority for Everton boss David Moyes along with a defensive midfielder, with Leicester’s Wilfried Ndidi a player they like. This is the reason Everton agree to sign Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
According to a report by BBC, Everton have agreed to sign Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall from Chelsea for an initial fee of £25 million, with potential add-ons pushing the total to around £30 million. The midfielder is expected to undergo a medical soon as formal steps proce
Dewsbury-Hall only joined The Blues last summer, having impressed in Leicester’s Championship-winning campaign, and made 36 appearances, but started just 2 Premier League games. The 26-year-old followed Enzo Maresca from Leicester City to Stamford Bridge last summer; however, he was unable to establish himself as a regular at Stamford Bridge, and he only started two Premier League matches during his debut season at the club. Dewsbury-Hall was a regular during Chelsea’s triumphant Europa Conference League campaign, but Chelsea have decided to offload him following the signing of Sporting CP midfielder Dario Essugo and Andrey Santos’ return from a hugely successful loan spell at Strasbourg.
Chelsea are also expected to sell the likes of Alfie Gilchrist, Axel Disasi, Ben Chilwell, Renato Veiga, Raheem Sterling, Armando Broja, David Datro Fofana, Tyrique George and Christopher Nkunku before the end of the summer transfer window. Meanwhile, they are closing in on a deal for RB Leipzig superstar Xavi Simons, and Manchester United winger.
