Everton and Ipswich pursue Karl Etta Eyong of Levante
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 6:00 AM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
Everton and Ipswich Town are both interested in signing Levante forward Karl Etta Eyong. The 22-year-old Cameroon international, who joined Levante from Villarreal last September, has impressed with six goals in 30 La Liga appearances. He has become a sought-after target in the Premier League, with Ipswich reportedly leading the race, having opened formal discussions. Everton has also made inquiries as they look to strengthen their attack amid uncertainty surrounding their current options. Etta Eyong has prioritized a move to the Premier League and has turned down other offers, including one from CSKA Moscow.
- •Levante values Etta Eyong at €30 million.
- •Ipswich has started formal discussions for the player.
- •Everton is assessing whether to advance their interest.
- •Etta Eyong has rejected offers from outside the Premier League.
- •His versatility makes him an appealing option for both clubs.
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