Brennan Johnson joins Everton after Crystal Palace switch

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Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Brennan Johnson joins Everton after Crystal Palace switch
Summary

Wales international Brennan Johnson has signed a four-year contract with Everton, arriving from Crystal Palace in a player swap that included Dwight McNeil moving to Selhurst Park. Former footballer Lee Trundle believes Johnson will succeed at Everton under manager David Moyes, particularly in a central attacking role. Johnson's diverse playing history includes stints at Tottenham Hotspur and Nottingham Forest, where he was part of the squad that won the Europa League. Expectations will be high for Johnson, who is facing pressure to perform quickly at a club with a long trophy drought.

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  • •Brennan Johnson signs four-year deal with Everton.
  • •Dwight McNeil moves to Crystal Palace as part of the swap.
  • •Johnson has experience in various attacking roles.
  • •He won the Europa League with Tottenham and the Conference League with Palace.
  • •Pressure is on Johnson to deliver early performances for Everton.
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  • 4:13 PMYahoo Sports — 'Moyes will get the best out of Johnson' - Trundle
  • 11:27 AMYahoo Sports — Johnson tipped to thrive under Moyes at Everton
  • 11:27 AMBBC Sport — Johnson tipped to thrive under Moyes at Everton
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Lee Trundle has tipped Brennan Johnson to thrive under David Moyes at Everton following his switch to the Merseyside club from Crystal Palace. The Wales forward has signed a four-year deal with the Toffees as part of a swap deal that saw Everton winger Dwight McNeil move to Selhurst Park. Former Wrexham, Swansea City, Bristol City and Leeds United forward Trundle believes the 25-year-old possesses the talent to win over the Everton faithful.

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Wales forward Brennan Johnson is tipped to thrive under David Moyes following his switch from Crystal Palace to Everton.

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Wales forward Brennan Johnson is tipped to thrive under David Moyes following his switch from Crystal Palace to Everton.

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