Everton pursues Chelsea forward Liam Delap this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 8:05 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Everton has emerged as the leading candidate to sign Chelsea forward Liam Delap, as reported by Football Insider. Following a disappointing season for Delap at Chelsea, where he managed only one Premier League goal, the club is open to a permanent sale. Everton previously attempted to acquire Delap and remains interested as they aim to bolster their attack after finishing 13th last season. Delap, known for his aggressive and direct playing style, fits the profile Everton seeks. The expected transfer fee may reach £40 million with potential add-ons, and Everton is motivated to finalize the deal before facing competition from other clubs.
- •Everton leads the race to sign Liam Delap from Chelsea.
- •Delap had a poor season with only one Premier League goal.
- •Chelsea is ready to sell Delap to fund their revamp.
- •Delap fits the profile for Everton's needs under David Moyes.
- •Transfer fee could be around £40 million with add-ons.
- 8:05 PMYahoo Sports — Everton Lead The Race For £40m PL Star: The Right Fit For David Moyes?
"Goodison Park officials are making moves. Football Insider reports that Everton have emerged as frontrunners to sign Chelsea forward Liam Delap this summer. It comes after a thoroughly miserable year ...
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