Sep 1, 2026 6:01 PM
Updated Sep 2, 2026 4:32 PM

There's still plenty of business remaining for Everton, and we will be providing all the latest transfer news, confirmations, and more until the deadline.

It's been a crazy end to the summer transfer window for Everton, and with just a few hours remaining, there is still plenty of work to do for the Toffees. 

I'm locking in for the rest of the evening to provide all the updates as they come in, alongside official confirmations. 

It's been a while since a new player arrived through the door at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, with Brennan Johnson the last signing announced by the club. 

It looks set to be a busy evening of announcements for both incomings and outgoings as Everton frantically try to secure all of their business.

So far, Everton's confirmed senior additions are as follows:

  • Merlin Rohl
  • Tyrique George
  • Hayden Hackney
  • Christian Norgaard
  • Brennan Johnson
  • Jack Grealish

Everton's confirmed exits are as follows:

  • Dwight McNeil
  • Beto
  • Idrissa Gueye
  • Seamus Coleman
  • Adam Aznou
  • Iliman Ndiaye
  • Tim Iroegbunam
  • Nathan Patterson

11:07 pm - Deal sheet FC

A deal sheet has been submitted for Folarin Balogun. Ainsley Maitland-Niles is also expected to sign. 

10:36 pm - Balogun deal back on

According to Fabrizio Romano, Everton and AS Monaco now believe they have all set to complete Folarin Balogun deal. Documents being exchanged.

10:15pm - Jack Grealish announced

Grealish: "Every time I see an Everton fan, it's just pure love and the way they've welcomed me since that first game against Leeds, I'll never forget that."

"It feels so good. I'm so happy. I think I'm at my best at everything in life, not just football, when I feel loved. That's what the manager has given me, what my teammates have given me and especially what the fans have given me.”

10:10 pm - Zirkzee to stay

According to Samuel Luckhurst, Zirkzee set to stay at Man Utd.

10:06 pm - Everton still working on Balogun

According to Paul Joyce, Everton are still working on Balogun deal. Tammy Abraham was also an option after submitting an enquiry to Aston Villa, but he wants to stay.

10:00 pm - Tim Iroegbunam joins Hull City

9:21 pm - Zirkzee close to being agreed

9:02 pm - Everton make Zirkzee bid

9:00pm - Everton confirm Ndiaye exit

8:24pm - Balogun fails medical

According to Fabrice Hawkins, a top source in France, Balogun has failed his medical. The deal could now collapse despite an agreement.

This was also confirmed by The Bobble and Fabrizio Romano shortly after.

7:06pm - French media cast Balogun doubt

French outlet L'Equipe are claiming that Everton's move to sign Folarin Balogun could be in doubt.

It's reported that there are 'delays' with Iliman Ndiaye's move to Manchester City.

The report suggests Balogun could remain with Monaco. Don't shoot the messenger. We can maybe take this with a pinch of salt until English media confirm.

7:00pm - Elijah Campbell joins MK Dons

6:18pm - Ainsley Maitland-Niles lands for medical

According to Sky Sports, Ainsley Maitland-Niles has arrived in Manchester to complete the first part of his medical ahead of joining the club from French side Lyon.

He will then head to Finch Farm to finalise his move, with Everton set to pay in the region of £4.2m to secure his signature.

Maitland-Niles is set to sign a three-year deal with the option of an additional year.

6:18pm - Everton confirm Beto exit

Everton have confirmed that Beto has left the club to join Fiorentina. In a statement, the Toffees thank Beto for his service since joining the club from Udinese back in 2023.

"Everyone connected with Everton thanks Beto for his dedication, commitment and service throughout his time at the Club and wishes him all the best for the next chapter of his career in Italy."

Beto could be one of a few late exits for Everton, with both Tim Iroegbunam and Nathan Patterson looking set to leave the club before the deadline. 

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