Tuesday’s Everton News: Tchatchoua bid, Beto, Matip and Dia interest, Phillips update and Chermiti surgery

Your daily dose of Everton news and rumours

Atalanta have identified Everton striker Beto as their Gianluca Scamacca replacement. [Tutto Atalanta]

Everton have tabled a £6.8m bid for Hellas Verona full-back Jackson Tchatchoua as they look to strengthen their squad this summer. [4th Official]

Jake O’Brien hopes a solid defensive display – and sweetly-struck half-volley – on his first appearance in Everton colours can be a sign of things to come. [EFC]

Everton are holding talks to understand the feasibility of a move for Juventus midfielder Arthur. [Tutto Sport]

Everton’s quest to sign Kalvin Phillips may be complicated by his recent improvement of form on Manchester City’s U.S. tour against Barcelona and Chelsea.

Everton are reported to be targeting Salernitana forward Boulaye Dia who could be a direct replacement for Dominic Calvert-Lewin. [Liverpool World]

The Toffees are working to develop their attacking intent this season with Sean Dyche keen for his players to be less reliant on the long ball. The new signings are a key component of that change in strategy. [Echo]

Everton boss Sean Dyche names two big positives from Preston win:

“I’m really pleased for the new lads, of course. Jake and Jesper getting two different kinds of goals, but both good goals. Dom (Calvert-Lewin) was looking sharp. [There were] a lot of good habits on show today,

After Tuesday, going into this game, we expected to see a difference. We did see a difference, and of course, very important players [returning] who have shown they’re very important players over time. That mixture just felt better and looked better on the eye, as well.” [Caught Offside]

Dyche has revealed that Youseff Chermiti had picked up an injury which will see him sidelined for an extended period. [Echo]

Joel Matip has been tipped to complete a shock transfer from Liverpool to rivals Everton as the free agent looks for a new club. [TeamTalk]

Moments missed from Everton’s emphatic 3-0 win at Preston North End - the best display of the summer so far from Sean Dyche’s side. [Echo]

Everton are in the hunt for a new scout as the club seeks to consolidate its foothold in Europe. [Echo]

Daniel Farke has suggested that Leeds United’s sale of Crysencio Summerville does not mean the club’s financial situation has been completely eased - handing Everton a potential boost amid continued interest in Willy Gnonto. [Liverpool World]

Women’s Olympic semi finals take place along with the final group of Champions League qualifying matches.

Full schedule of games here.

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