Everton enters the chase for £13 million “wonderkid” who is the perfect Onana partner.

Despite their financial troubles, the club is looking for reinforcements.
Everton’s current transfer window spending has been severely limited due to their recent financial crisis, which resulted in an eight-point deduction last season.

Sean Dyche’s squad has suffered from a lack of investment, and the club must act prudently this window if they are to avoid relegation.

He paid £30 million for Udinese striker Beto last summer, but the 26-year-old only scored three Premier League goals in a poor season for the Portuguese forward.

Given their PSR issues, it was a risky decision for the club to spend so much money on a new talisman, and it appears to have backfired as Beto has failed to make the effect he expected.

Despite his struggles at Goodison Park, Dyche and his team are eager to sign another high-profile player who could establish a combination with one of Merseyside’s current stars.

Everton are interested in signing Belgian talent.

According to rumors in Belgium, Everton are interested in signing VfL Wolfsburg midfielder Aster Vranckx this summer.

The Belgian prospect, who also has fans at Napoli and Fiorentina, has only one year left on his present contract, with the Toffees hoping to sign the 21-year-old for a bargain this summer.
Vranckx made 24 Bundesliga games last season as Wolfsburg finished 12th under manager Ralph Hasenhuttl.
While there is no speculated fee for any potential transfer for the kid, CIES Football Observatory values him at £13 million, with Dyche’s side potentially getting a bargain if they buy him for around that figure.
Why Vranckx is the ideal partner for Onana.
Everton midfielder Amadou Onana has been a key player on Merseyside in recent years, appearing 72 times for the club since his £33 million arrival in the summer of 2022.

His subsequent form under Dyche has sparked suggestions of a £60 million move away from Goodison, with Arsenal among the clubs vying for his signing during the summer window.

However, it’s not inconceivable that the Belgian would stay at the club beyond the transfer window, with the youngster able to establish a dangerous midfield tandem with his compatriot next season.

According to one social media source, the Wolfsburg “wonderkid” has generated some fantastic stats this season, allowing Dyche to play with a ball-winner and ball-player in the center of midfield.

Vranckx completed 85% of his passes, with an average of 3.8 progressive passes per 90 minutes, giving the Toffees extra offensive options alongside Onana in the heart of the team.

However, he has performed defensively, winning an average of 2.5 tackles per 90 minutes and producing 1.1 interceptions per game, demonstrating that he can still fit into the Everton manager’s concept of being strong defensively before shifting into attacking areas.

Although they may face financial difficulties again this season, signing Vranckx would be fantastic business, with the kid capable of transforming Dyche’s team and propelling them to a mid-table position.

His contract position may allow the Toffees to negotiate a low-cost deal, but the club must act swiftly if they are to win the race for his talents.

Aster Vranckx’s Bundesliga stats (2023/24)

Statistics

Tally

Games

24

Pass accuracy

85%

Progressive passes per 90.

3.8

Successful takeovers per 90

1.3

Tackles per 90

2.5

Interceptions per 90.

1.1

Statistics via FBre