Everton transfer news

Cagliari's history-making 19-year-old has made a fantastic start to his loan stint at Perugia.

Ball thinks Toffees should have made an offer for Giroud while he was on holiday.

Disgruntled Belgian winger claims Toffees "turned a deaf ear" to the Greek champions, who wanted a loan deal.

Senegalese forward has no hope of breaking into the Toffees' first team under Ronald Koeman.

Anderlecht loanee explains decision to reject Scottish giants ahead of upcoming Champions League clash.

Chelsea and Everton had agreed a £35m fee for Barkley, but the midfielder changed his mind at the 11th hour.

Sigurdsson performed admirably for the Swans and proved crucial to keeping them up last season.

Injured playmaker breaks silence on what really transpired at the 11th hour on transfer deadline day.

Reports suggest that deal for central midfielder could eventually cost Toffees as much as £4m.

Arsenal would have allowed Giroud to leave amid Everton interest but the Frenchman opted to stay at the Emirates.

Deadline day deal reportedly fell through because of a failure to agree a fee with the player's agent.

Vlasic will wear the number 27 shirt at Goodison Park after signing five-year deal.

Niasse joined Everton for £13.5m in January 2016 but failed to score a goal for the Toffees.

Vlasic reportedly travelled to Merseyside in order to undergo a medical on Wednesday (30 August).

Ronald Koeman wants to sign the former Arsenal centre-back on loan for the season.

Vlasic, 19, impressed during Everton's Europa League qualifying tie with Hajduk.

Giroud does not seem to have any interest in plying his trade in Ligue 1.

Toffees signed Llorente's former partner in crime Gylfi Sigurdsson a couple of weeks ago.

President Ivan Kos says Prva HNL outfit do not want to lose "1%" of their quality before the deadline.

Costa is determined to return to Atletico Madrid but Ronald Koeman would welcome him at Goodison Park.

Ronald Koeman is still searching for a targetman and a new home for Niasse.

Belgian was pictured at Manchester airport on the morning of Everton's game at Stamford Bridge.

Manager added that Ross Barkley could stay at Everton with the club yet to receive a bid for the 23-year-old.

Koeman is on the lookout for another striker as he bids to shape Toffees squad further.

Everton are still looking for a striker to spearhead their attack.

Rooney became only the second player after Alan Shearer to score 200 Premier League goals on Monday.

Multiple clubs were interested in Perez but Deportivo boss Pepe Mel expects him to return to Spain.

Dutchman wants a new striker and defender in final days of summer transfer window.

Koeman expects every Premier League team to conduct more business before the end of the transfer window.

Ronald Koeman is open to the idea of Costa at Goodison Park.