Everton scouting defender with experience in Denmark, Portugal and Turkey

Everton discovered a defender of 6 feet 5 during this season, and they may now care about a deal that would cost them relatively small fees, according to a recent report.

Miz is looking to strengthen Everton’s defense this summer

It is likely to be a very exciting summer for Toffees this year, as their long stay at Goodison Park ends and move to their new land, as they hope this is the beginning of a new era for the football club.

David Moyes has already turned to Everton, and he will now hope that he will be able to support him in the transfer window, bringing to players who believe they are ideal for what he wants to achieve next season and beyond.

One of the fields of the team that Moyes seems keen to address is in the heart of his defense, as Mersiside is still linked to many back. In fact, Toffees has been linked to a shock movement for Jarell Quansah from the arc roller Liverpool. Quansah seems to leave Liverpool, and Everton is the latest team to join the race to win its signature.

Then it appeared on Wednesday that Everton was also looking at the signature of David Hanko from Fenord, but he faces a dangerous competition from teams such as Juventus, who agreed to the personal conditions with the defender, as well as Bayer Leverkusen and Atletico Madrid. Hancko will be an expensive purchase of the Premier League team, as Feyenoord is looking to get 34 million pounds for players.

Everton is now exploring Ghana International Jerome Opoco

Looking at the huge price on Hancko, Toffees keeps their options open, and they may have a cheap alternative to consider. According to Teamtalk, Everton was exploring defender Jerome Opoco this season, and it might be cheaply available.

The report states that OPOKU has been monitored while playing for the BASAKSEHIR Turkish dress in this campaign. It is reported that the central back, who can also play in the left back, is keen to return to the Premier League after coming through the academy in Fulham.

OPOKU can be a player available for low transfer fees with the end of his contract in Türkiye in the summer of 2027, and he may have a role to play. The 26 -year -old stands 6 feet and 5 inches away, which means that he will fit with what Moyes loves as a long -standing tall player who leads in both boxes.

It seems that Michael Kane is ready to leave at the end of the season when his contract expires, and talking about leaving Jarrad Braanthwaite still does not go away, so Mys will want to make sure he has options. If Oppoko, who was born in England but represents Ghana at the international level, moves to the Premier League, he will have played in England, Denmark, Portugal and Turkey during his short career so far, which we hope will help him to adapt quickly in a new environment.