As Everton boss Sean Dyche has been open and honest about the approaching summer transfer period, fans are expecting big things ahead of the window and will be hoping the club can make moves to ensure a successful future to go with their new stadium.
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00:00 Shaun Dyches has spoken a few times about the summer window and how much Everton can
00:07 spend and whether they have to sell. Is there any idea of how the window might pan out for
00:14 Everton and if you were to keep one player and sell one player, who would that be in
00:21 Everton colours this summer?
00:22 Shaun Dyches described it as juggling sands. It is going to be difficult with the financial
00:28 situation and the takeover situation. It is not great in terms of recruitment. Him and
00:32 director of football Kevin Feller will have to work cut out again. We look at the current
00:38 squad now, they have one senior winger on the books in Dwight McNeil. Jack Harrison
00:43 has gone back to lead, Dan O'Donoghue has gone back to Villarreal. Everton have come
00:47 out and hopefully said they are in discussions with Leeds and they will continue. So quite
00:51 clearly Everton would like Jack Harrison back but even still they need probably two more
00:57 wingers to be quite frank because those two probably play too many games. They have got
01:01 Lewis Dobbin, Young Glas, 21 year old but is he ready for the Premier League on a week
01:06 in week out basis? Probably not. He probably needs a loan in the Championship really in
01:10 fairness to him. So that is definitely on the priority list. A centre midfielder and
01:17 a left back to provide cover for Tally McElhengo. In terms of one keep one sell, it is a really
01:22 interesting one because Kevin Feller has come out and said that Everton will have to sell
01:27 and they might have to sell one of the prize assets. I think looking at the squads Jordan
01:33 Pickford will stay. Then you are looking at Jarrod Bramfwaite, Abduh Gunana and Donovan
01:38 Calvert-Lewin and you can make arguments for all three. Jarrod Bramfwaite will earn you
01:44 the most money without a doubt and Everton will earn a lot of profit on him because they
01:47 paid around £1 million from Carlisle for him. He is a fantastic centre back and his
01:53 price tag is only going to go up undoubtedly. Abduh Gunana coming from Lille for £33 million
02:01 and he just hasn't, he has shown flashes over his two years but has he done enough? You
02:08 can see him being a player that will be sold and he is meant to have a lot of admirers.
02:12 You can see him going and kicking on somewhere else and would Everton think why couldn't
02:17 he do it there? Can we get the best out of him? Donovan Calvert-Lewin has a year left
02:22 on his contract. Do Everton cash in on him now, maybe risk losing him for free next summer
02:28 but it is difficult to replace forwards and we are seeing towards the end of the season
02:31 Donovan Calvert-Lewin can be an absolute battering ram. Personally if it was me I would probably
02:36 maybe look to offload Abduh Gunana and I think keeping Jarrod Bramfwaite for one more year.
02:44 The Spurs are probably the easiest position to replace but his price tag is only going
02:48 to go up and that will mean that Everton's bargain of power in the years time will only
02:54 be stronger and in the long term it might be better for the financial situation.