Everton is offering markets for new strikers, and they are turning their attention to possible market opportunities in the hopes of strengthening David Moyes’s squad during the summer transfer window.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin is expected to leave Everton this summer, while lender Armando Broja has returned to Chelsea. This will make Beto the only senior forward, meaning that adding it to Moyes’ choice is a priority before the 2025-26 season that begins in August.
Everton aims to invest in finance this summer, and they are watching market opportunities in the form of Callum Wilson.
Everton wants to sign Callum Wilson as new striker
According to The Sun (via Givemesport), Everton hopes to strengthen their team by joining Wilson, who saw his Newcastle contract expire at the end of this month. He has been negotiating for the extension of St James Park, but for now, there is no agreement on that.
Wilson, who had 22 appearances last season due to just a variety of injuries, has attracted a lot of interest in recent weeks, and the club is keen to take him into free agent. Leeds are keen, and West Ham is in touch.
Wilson will make a big decision this summer, provided he does leave Newcastle as expected. He seems to have a chance to stay in the Premier League and if he can be without injury, he will be a great choice for Everton. Currently, where he will play football in the 2025-26 season remains to be seen.
