Latest Developments
- Everton are ramping up their summer transfer plans.
- West Bromwich Albion winger Tom Fellows is a key target.
- David Moyes has a track record of signing Championship talents.
Whisper+ Analysis
Authenticity (4/5): Genuine interest from Merseyside
Everton, backed by Moyes's experience, are seeking to sign Fellows, who the Toffees scouts have continuously tracked in recent weeks.
TEAMTalk report of the mutual interest between the two parties, with Fellows looking to amp up his career with a move to the top-tier as the Baggies sit in sixth place in the Championship table. The source has proved reliable, and this news is particular carries weight, with The Sun also relaying the proceedings.
Value (4/5): Satisfactory deal
A bid in the region of £15m is bound to secure a deal if West Brom fail to secure qualification to the Premier League. Everton’s previous pursuits of Fellows indicate this might be a good deal.
Suitability (4/5): Ideal for Everton’s style
Fellows’ ability to drive at defenders and deliver quality service from wide areas fits perfectly in Moyes’ style of play. His 11 assists – the joint-most in the second-tier – and two goals have made turned him into a standout talent.
Upgrade (3.5/5): Additional depth but needs time
The 21-year-old Fellows might not be an immediate starter, but would add depth and grow into a key player under Moyes. With about eight squad players set to leave, the injection of young blood would undoubtedly help.
Logic (4/5): Logical move
A Premier League move is the natural next step for Fellows, and Everton provide an ideal platform for his development.
Whisper+ Verdict: 19.5/25
Fellows is one of the Championship’s brightest young prospects, and Everton’s interest is well-founded. If West Brom fail to secure promotion, this could be an opportunity too good for the Toffees to pass up.
