Liverpool approaches historic transfer for Everton youth Josh Chigwada
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 8:35 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026
Liverpool is reportedly closing in on a transfer deal for Josh Chigwada from Everton, marking a significant moment in the intense rivalry between the two clubs. Chigwada, an England U15 international, debuted for Everton's U18 team at just 14 years old, showcasing his talent as a winger. No senior player has transferred between Everton and Liverpool since Abel Xavier in 2002, making this prospective move unprecedented. The acquisition could ignite more transfers between the teams in the future, a departure from the current trend of such moves being nearly unheard of. The deal remains unconfirmed, but discussions are intensifying around Chigwada’s potential departure from Goodison Park.
- •Liverpool targets Josh Chigwada from Everton.
- •Chigwada is an England U15 international winger.
- •Last transfer between the clubs was in 2002.
- •Move could spark more rival transfers in the future.
- •Discussions are ongoing but nothing is confirmed.
- 8:35 PMYahoo Sports — Liverpool closing in on historic transfer that will change everything
"Liverpool are reportedly closing in on a transfer from their arch rivals. For much of their history, Everton and Liverpool have shared more than just a city. During the early years, there was a lot of...
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