Sean Dyche is keen to add experience to his Everton squad after the promising start of new signings that have impressed him but who have had little Premier League exposure
Everton could turn to targets with Premier League experience if they are to move again in the transfer market. The Blues have secured five additions so far this summer, with all five playing a role in the club’s emphatic friendly win over Preston North End.
It has also influenced the moves for long-term targets the Blues are confident will be able to restart their careers after a difficult season, such as Ndiaye and Lindstrom. Dyche said: “We've got no choice. The finances of what the club was and what it is have changed rapidly. I've mentioned that, I've been open with it. The demands are high, the demands of getting that done have been very, very difficult.
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