Despite Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s refusal to sign a new deal, Sean Dyche is reportedly desperate for the striker to continue at Everton, reports TEAMtalk.
As the England international approaches the last 12 months of his contract, the publication revealed on their website on August 20 that he has been given a “sizeable” pay increase, but he has so far declined to accept the terms.
Manchester United is apparently still monitoring his status, which opens the door for Premier League clubs hoping to take advantage of the contract predicament to make an abrupt exit before the transfer deadline.
A Calvert-Lewin departure would create a “major void” in Sean Dyche’s squad, especially with Neil Maupay possibly going as well [L’Equipe, August 20]. However, interest in Chelsea’s Armando Broja as a replacement has since waned.
The loan-to-buy agreement, which might be worth over £30 million, is expected to bring the Albanian international to Ipswich. A medical examination is scheduled for this coming week [Fabrizio Romano, August 20].
Chelsea negotiates with Ipswich for the Everton goal.
Dyche will soon grow tired of seeing Ipswich as Kieran McKenna’s team made a surprise move at Goodison Park to complete a second trade for a longshot talent.
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