Everton are now considering offering ‘reborn’ midfielder second chance after Liverpool nightmare

A player who only left Liverpool last summer following a fruitless stint on Merseyside is already attracting interest from Everton.

The Toffees’ Premier League survival was ultimately decided rather easily,

as Sean Dyche’s team finished 14 points ahead of Luton Town.

Though there are rumors that the team must sell players by the end of next month,

financial worries may still be present when the summer transfer window opens.

This summer, a number of Everton players could command high salaries;

Jarrad Branthwaite, for example, is a Premier League target.

The Toffees are reportedly hoping to retain their central defender,

and the England international is thought to be worth over £80 million.

Talk of possible departures from Goodison Park in the summer is not the only thing going on,

though, as they are reportedly keeping an eye on one former Liverpool player.

Everton considering offering Liverpool flop second chance in Premier League

Not only is Branthwaite being connected to leaving Everton this season,

but Amadou Onana is also being linked to leaving.

In addition, the Belgian midfielder would need a significant payment to depart Everton this summer.

Premier League teams are anticipated to show interest before the summer, with a reported fee exceeding £50 million.

Onana, a former Premier League midfielder, has hinted that he may leave the Everton midfield unit in the next months.

He is now being connected to a possible return to England.

Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Arthur Melo is being considered by a number of Premier League clubs, including Everton.

The other Premier League team that could provide the 27-year-old with a place

to land when he returns to England is West Ham United.

The Brazilian is presently on loan from Juventus to play football in Serie A with Fiorentina,

where he is getting some regular playing time.

However, it’s anticipated that his tenure with the Old Lady may expire due to a manager change in Turin.

Arthur suffered injuries throughout his stay on Merseyside, missing 145 days of play following surgery when he joined 2022.

This is a brief overview of his tenure at Anfield.

With Arthur’s past on Merseyside, Everton would seem to be taking a big risk by taking a chance on him.

The midfielder, who has made 47 appearances for Fiorentina in all competitions, has had a more promising 2023–24 season.

Journalist Alvise Cagnazzo even went so far as to say that the midfield player’s loan spell at Fiorentina has “reborn” him.

That would imply that his injury problems are now behind him,

but if Everton signed the Brazilian and he didn’t work out, that would be a major own goal.

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