Everton transfer news

Bees chief Mark Devlin not surprised by interest in 25-year-old playmaker.

Jagielka's days as a regular starter at Goodison Park look to be over.

The Toffees have already splashed £54m this summer, the most they have ever spent in one transfer window.

Jorgensen scored 25 goals in all competitions last season for Feyenoord.

Pickford signed a five-year deal with the Blues last season.

Sigurdsson has been on Everton's radar for a number of months.

Klaassen, 24, is hoping to better his achievements with Ajax last season.

Chelsea are keen on signing Lukaku but Cundy wants his former side to rethink their plans.

Holgate and Pickford are both currently on international duty with the England Under-21s.

King's 16 league goals for the Cherries predictably drew interest.

The deal to sign Pickford broke the British transfer record for a goalkeeper.

Lukaku is angling for a move away from Goodison Park.

Everton are keen to strengthen their Under-23 squad as well as the senior team.

Barkley has not signed fresh terms with his boyhood club, with his contract set to expire next summer.

Rooney looks destined to leave Old Trafford this summer.

Pickford underwent a medical on Wednesday night (14 June) ahead of completing move to Goodison Park.

28-year-old came close to signing for the Toffees on deadline day in 2012.

Director of football Steve Walsh has travelled to Milan as the club's recruitment drive ramps up.

Full fee for Sunderland goalkeeper is reportedly dependent on a number of clauses.

Ronald Koeman is set to spend heavily this summer.

Martina is currently a free agent after leaving Southampton.

Mino Raiola believes clubs will swoop for £100m-rated striker, although there have been no concrete talks yet.

Dutch coach hopes to add attacking players to his squad to deal with increased fixture list.

Barkley's current deal at Everton will run down after the end of the next season.

Osman does not think his former teammate would receive regular game-time at Tottenham.

Spaniard spoke to IBTimes UK following the defeat to Arsenal on Sunday 21 May.

Blues need significant signings ahead of Europa League campaign.

Kane scored seven goals in his past two league matches to retain the Golden Boot.

Toffees duo are both attracting interest from other clubs ahead of the summer transfer window.

Koeman is keen to add quality to his ranks on Merseyside.