Everton are set to demand at least £45–50 million to sell Kieran Dewsbury-Hall amid interest from Manchester United and Aston Villa.
According to Sports Boom, Everton are not willing to let clubs have an easy run at key star Kieran Dewsbury-Hall in the summer. The Toffees are reportedly set to demand at least £45–50 million to sell the midfielder, as the likes of Aston Villa and Manchester United emerge with interest.
Kieran Dewsbury-Hall has changed the perception of how teams now look at his displays, as he has been sensational for Everton in the current season. The Toffees took a gamble on him and paid £25 million to Chelsea in the summer, as his time at Stamford Bridge was considered a failure.
Dewsbury-Hall has since established himself as a key starter under David Moyes at the brand new Hill-Dickinson Stadium. His performances had attracted brief enquiries from a few interested clubs during January, and now, Everton might face a similar situation ahead of the summer.
Aston Villa and Manchester United are reportedly interested in the £25 million playmaker, with both clubs keen on adding quality depth to their midfield ranks. Dewsbury-Hall’s ability to play in multiple midfield roles makes him an ideal candidate for those teams, but a move away from Everton might see him lose his status as a key starter.
Aston Villa might refresh their ranks in midfield, while Manchester United are targeting some names in the summer. Both clubs could potentially offer Champions League football next season, which might be a tempting prospect for a player like Dewsbury-Hall, but Everton holds all the power in negotiations.
Everton to consider Dewsbury-Hall offers?
Everton are uninterested in selling Dewsbury-Hall as a primary objective, but if they are put in a position where the midfielder could leave, they are seeking a top price. The Toffees will want at least £45–50 million to consider entering into negotiations for the key star.
Whether that is a price point the likes of Aston Villa or Manchester United are willing to shell out remains to be seen. However, from a market standpoint, the Toffees are about right with their valuation of the midfielder, who will bring a great deal to the pitch for those interested teams.
