Everton want to liken the in-form winger to youngster Leroy Sane

Everton They have made a fantastic start to the season and can now look to bring the talented La Masia graduate to Merseyside after his recent string of impressive performances.

Everton renews Jordan Pickford’s contract

Most people in the blue half of Merseyside would not disagree with the statement that Jordan Pickford has been Everton’s most influential player over the past few years, and is now set to sign a new long-term contract that will likely see him end his career at the club.

Giving details of his extension, Sky Sports correspondent Phil Dorsett wrote on

He is currently Everton’s highest-paid permanent player with a weekly wage of £125,000 per weekPickford will likely get a huge pay rise and no one can argue he didn’t deserve it.

Putting that aside, the Toffees face a tough challenge against an in-form Manchester City side this weekend at the Etihad Stadium, albeit David Moyes They will fancy their chances of claiming something against Pep Guardiola’s men.

Ultimately, there is a steely resilience surrounding Everton combined with a unique blend of attacking talent, with Jack Grealish leading the charge on a weekly basis alongside the likes of Elimane Ndiaye.

However, you can never have too many good technicians in your ranks, and Blues supporters will be pleased to hear about their recent interest in playing internationally proven.

Everton wants to sign Ansu Fati

According to reports from Spain. Everton are interested in signing Barcelona loanee Ansu Fatiwho is currently enjoying an encouraging start to his spell with AS Monaco.

Six goals in his first five appearances for the club, the equivalent of an effort converted every 32 minutes, sparked greater interest in his services from the likes of Crystal Palace and Newcastle United.

Interestingly, Monaco have a chance to sign him permanently for just £9.5m. Meanwhile, Barcelona can exercise their buy-back clause for just over £24m.

Keen to get ahead of the curve, Everton could be counting on the Ligue 1 side looking to launch a quick sale to turn a profit amid their low-fee presence at Monaco.

The player will likely have the final say over his future and interest Premier League Clubs are something that could be considered as an alternative to a permanent move to a loan club or a return to Barcelona upon the end of his time at the Luis II Stadium.