Chelsea’s midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is reportedly on the verge of securing a permanent move to Premier League side Everton, signaling another major shift in the transfer window this summer. According to renowned football journalist and transfer market insider Fabrizio Romano, Everton have officially submitted a formal offer to sign the 26-year-old English midfielder from Chelsea. The bid, which comes amid a flurry of summer transfer activity, indicates the Merseyside club’s keen interest in strengthening their midfield options ahead of the 2025/2026 Premier League campaign. At the moment, negotiations are ongoing between Chelsea and Everton as both clubs work through the details to finalize the transfer. Chelsea are reportedly open to letting Dewsbury-Hall leave, which could mark the end of his relatively short spell at Stamford Bridge. The midfielder, who joined Chelsea not long ago, appears to be seen as surplus to requirements by the current Chelsea management, hence the club’s willingness to sanction his exit. The prospective move is expected to provide Everton with an experienced midfield presence, capable of driving play from deep and contributing defensively and offensively. Dewsbury-Hall’s potential transfer would be one of several strategic moves by the Toffees as they aim to rebuild their squad for stronger performance in the upcoming season. Liverpool Confirm Signing of 17-Year-Old Striker Will Wright from Salford City In a separate transfer development, Liverpool have officially completed the signing of teenage striker Will Wright from Salford City, adding to their growing list of youthful acquisitions. The 17-year-old forward, who made headlines after breaking into Salford’s senior team, has now secured a permanent move to Anfield. Liverpool’s scouts were said to have been impressed by his talent and potential during his early appearances in competitive football. Wright, who made his senior debut in November last year in an EFL Trophy match against Wolves U21, quickly caught the attention of top-tier clubs. Following that appearance, he also featured in the Emirates FA Cup and had two outings in League Two, further showcasing his skill and composure on the ball despite his young age. Liverpool’s youth recruitment strategy has seen the club aggressively pursue highly-rated prospects, and Wright’s addition fits into their long-term development plans as they build a solid next-generation squad. The forward is expected to integrate into the club’s academy setup initially, with prospects of breaking into the senior team in the future if he continues on his current trajectory.
