Team Talk reports that Everton are considering a late permanent move for Evan Ferguson. Everton are considering making a late permanent move for Evan Ferguson. However, a loan deal is off the cards unless they can send Armando Broja back to Chelsea. Everton are in talks with Chelsea over this situation. David Moyes values Ferguson at around £25m, which is below Brighton’s price tag, and Everton must consider their Profitability and Sustainability Rules before submitting a bid.

Team Talk reports on the interest in Evan Ferguson's potential transfer to various clubs. Everton admires Evan Ferguson, but West Ham is in a strong position to sign him. Bayer Leverkusen is also heavily linked. Everton can't afford his £40m valuation, but Brighton is open to loaning him out, dependent on Broja’s loan cancellation.

Team Talk reports on Everton's interest in Ferguson amid potential changes to their loan agreements. Everton are also keen on Ferguson but they would have to cancel the loan of injured Chelsea striker Armando Broja to make a deal feasible. They are currently in talks with Chelsea to do just that.

Evan Ferguson has been placed on loan by Brighton, with Everton and West Ham emerging as prominent contenders for his temporary move. Brighton's manager, Fabian Hurzeler, confirmed Ferguson's loan availability and mentioned that the club aims to assess all possible options. This season, Ferguson has played a minor role, participating in 12 games, starting only four, and scoring once. His absence from the field has been due to ankle issues since before Christmas. Interest has been shown by clubs from the Premier League, Ligue 1, and Bundesliga, with contact already made, as reported by Fabrizio Romano.