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Newcastle United could bid £42m for ‘formidable’ player in January, Everton want him
Sean Dyche’s Everton want to sign Kalvin Phillips, but Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United pose a big threat.
That is according to , which has noted interest as well from Juventus in the Manchester City midfielder, described by Director of Football, Txiki Begiristain, on the club’s as “a formidable talent”.
So, what has been reported about Newcastle United, Everton and Kalvin Phillips? Let’s take a look.
Newcastle United ready to bid for Everton target Kalvin Phillips
Well, according to , Newcastle United, Everton and Juventus all are interested in signing Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City in the January transfer window.
The report in the Italian news outlet has claimed that former Leeds United midfielder Phillips will leave City. TuttoJuve has noted Pep Guardiola’s recent comments about being sorry for not using the midfielder enough.
TuttoJuve has added that Newcastle appear to be the club “best equipped” with “a £42 million proposal” for Phillips. Interestingly, that is the transfer fee that for the 28-year-old in the summer of 2022.
Newcastle over Everton for Kalvin Phillips
In my view, Everton are not going to be able to sign Kalvin Phillips in the January transfer window. I believe that the midfielder, rated highly by Declan Rice, would prefer a move to Newcastle United.
Yes, Everton are a big and established club in the Premier League. But, the Toffees are in danger of getting relegated to the Championship at the end of the season.
Moreover, in recent years, Everton have not done much of note. They are basically an also-ran club that tend to stave off relegation in the final weeks of the season.
Newcastle finished in the Premier League top four last season and are playing in the UEFA Champions League now. Under PIF, the Magpies are going places.