Transferwatcher Ekrem Konur states that several Premier League teams, especially Everton, might approach Club Brugge to sign Tzolis. Despite the interest, Club Brugge's CEO Bob Madou mentioned that the club does not intend to let anyone go after their successful Champions League campaign and the sale of Skov Olsen. A significant offer would be required to change the club's stance.

Everton is reportedly expressing interest in acquiring Christos Tzolis as the club seeks winter reinforcements to avoid relegation. Tzolis has achieved an impressive record this season, scoring twelve goals and providing eight assists in 32 matches. Reports suggest that Everton is considering a strong move for Tzolis, intending to leverage funds from Amadou Onana's transfer to Aston Villa. The 22-year-old winger, who currently plays for Club Brugge, has experienced a significant increase in market value since joining the Belgian champions for 6.5 million euros last summer. His contract with Club Brugge runs until 2028, which complicates any potential transfer, particularly as he is integral to their upcoming Champions League and Jupiler Pro League matches. Nevertheless, with the substantial financial resources available to English clubs, Everton remains optimistic about securing his signature.