Everton transfer news

Baines, 32, knows Ronald Koeman will have to juggle his players this season.

Barkley told Ronald Koeman that he is seeking a 'new challenge' this summer.

Everton have been linked with a move for Sigurdsson throughout the summer.

Giroud is Koeman's top striking target to replace Romelu Lukaku.

Reports suggest that Spurs want England playmaker to be "realistic" with his financial demands.

In-demand Icelander will play no part in Saturday's match at St Andrew's, club confirm.

Giroud, 30, has attracted interest from a host of clubs.

Mahrez and Barkley are primed for moves this summer.

Toffees boss is hopeful of an agreement being reached with Swansea City amid reports deal is off.

Blues boss Ronald Koeman wants Room to replace Joel Robles, who is set to leave Goodison Park.

Barkley is set to leave Goodison Park this summer.

Koeman confirmed on Wednesday (26 July) that Barkley sees his future away from Goodison Park.

Former Tottenham playmaker has rejoined first-team squad despite snubbing pre-season tour.

Sigurdsson is keen to move to Merseyside but Swansea are holding firm over their key man.

Sissoko endured a miserable first season at Spurs after joining from Newcastle United on deadline day.

Rooney is expected to start Everton's Europa League qualifier against Ruzomberok.

Everton have made a host of signings this summer and are primed to add to their squad.

Blues manager Ronald Koeman has been tracking Sigurdsson for the past 12 months.

Klaassen joined Everton from Ajax for around £24m earlier this summer.

Marseille were believed to be the frontrunners for Giroud's signature.

The Belgium international is keen to flourish at Selhurst Park under Frank de Boer.

Sissoko was targeted by Everton last summer, while Spurs have their eye on Ross Barkley.

Swans boss says all sides want to see protracted summer transfer saga resolved soon.

Klaassen is clearly excited by the prospect of playing with Rooney.

Spaniard played in the Bees' pre-season friendly win against Oxford United on Wednesday (19 July).

Toffees claim that wantaway playmaker is still suffering from a groin injury.

Owners Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan have released strong statement relating to interest in key playmaker.

Swans say that key playmaker "did not feel in the right frame of mind" to travel amid uncertainty over future.

Manager Paul Clement insists any sale will be dictated by Swansea amid rumours of £50m asking price.

England midfielder out with groin injury but absence will only fuel further transfer speculation.