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Aaron Wan-Bissaka Transfer from West Ham United to Everton
Aaron Wan-Bissaka has recently become a consideration for Everton, alongside several other players. However, for Everton to become the leading contender for the player, the deal with Aston Villa would need to collapse. Former senior Everton scout Bryan King stated that Wan-Bissaka could be effective for Everton and fill the position vacated by Seamus Coleman's retirement.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka has recently become a consideration for Everton, alongside several other players. However, for Everton to become the leading contender for the player, the deal with Aston Villa would need to collapse. Former senior Everton scout Bryan King stated that Wan-Bissaka could be effective for Everton and fill the position vacated by Seamus Coleman's retirement.
Everton were considered the leading contenders to sign Aaron Wan-Bissaka, but the player is believed to be beyond the club's financial means.
Everton were considered the leading contenders to sign Aaron Wan-Bissaka, but the player is believed to be beyond the club's financial means.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka is now likely to join Everton. The Irons had hoped to receive between £15m and £25m for the defender, but their negotiating position has been weakened following their relegation to the Championship.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka is now likely to join Everton. The Irons had hoped to receive between £15m and £25m for the defender, but their negotiating position has been weakened following their relegation to the Championship.
ExWHUemployee has stated that Aaron Wan-Bissaka is currently likely to join either David Moyes' Everton or Aston Villa, and that there is also interest from clubs overseas. Previous reports have suggested Everton value a deal considerably lower than some of the figures West Ham have been seeking. West Ham are under no contractual pressure to accept a lower-priced offer as Wan-Bissaka signed a seven-year contract when he arrived from Manchester United. It is stated that if Everton want to sign him, they should have to pay the required price.
ExWHUemployee has stated that Aaron Wan-Bissaka is currently likely to join either David Moyes' Everton or Aston Villa, and that there is also interest from clubs overseas. Previous reports have suggested Everton value a deal considerably lower than some of the figures West Ham have been seeking. West Ham are under no contractual pressure to accept a lower-priced offer as Wan-Bissaka signed a seven-year contract when he arrived from Manchester United. It is stated that if Everton want to sign him, they should have to pay the required price.
Everton are interested in Aaron Wan-Bissaka, as reported by i Paper on Tuesday, but a move is considered unlikely to proceed on Merseyside because his salary is considered too high. Everton are not progressing to finalize a deal and are not currently willing to pay his demands.
Everton are interested in Aaron Wan-Bissaka, as reported by i Paper on Tuesday, but a move is considered unlikely to proceed on Merseyside because his salary is considered too high. Everton are not progressing to finalize a deal and are not currently willing to pay his demands.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka is one of many defender options who have been linked with Hill Dickinson Stadium recently. Wan-Bissaka's image on West Ham's website has not been updated to the 2026/27 kit, which is interpreted as a hint towards an imminent exit. Everton have had a long-standing interest in Wan-Bissaka. Reports from the beginning of July suggested that West Ham wanted £25m for the player. Everton could potentially make an offer closer to £15 million to determine if West Ham would accept a lower offer.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka is one of many defender options who have been linked with Hill Dickinson Stadium recently. Wan-Bissaka's image on West Ham's website has not been updated to the 2026/27 kit, which is interpreted as a hint towards an imminent exit. Everton have had a long-standing interest in Wan-Bissaka. Reports from the beginning of July suggested that West Ham wanted £25m for the player. Everton could potentially make an offer closer to £15 million to determine if West Ham would accept a lower offer.
Everton have reversed their decision on a deal for Aaron Wan-Bissaka because they considered the quoted price for the Hammers' 28-year-old right-back to be too high. It is reported that David Moyes' side is now looking at alternatives in the market. The defender cost £15 million two years ago when Tim Steidten brought him into West Ham's squad, and he now has a book value of about £9 million.
Everton have reversed their decision on a deal for Aaron Wan-Bissaka because they considered the quoted price for the Hammers' 28-year-old right-back to be too high. It is reported that David Moyes' side is now looking at alternatives in the market. The defender cost £15 million two years ago when Tim Steidten brought him into West Ham's squad, and he now has a book value of about £9 million.
A report from The Daily Mail claims that Everton are not actively trying to sign Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
A report from The Daily Mail claims that Everton are not actively trying to sign Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka is expected to depart West Ham United, with Everton being linked. The asking price for Aaron Wan-Bissaka is £25 million. It is stated that none of the links to Arsenal, Everton, or Fenerbahçe are considered concrete. Aaron Wan-Bissaka is the 24/25 Hammer of the Year winner.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka is expected to depart West Ham United, with Everton being linked. The asking price for Aaron Wan-Bissaka is £25 million. It is stated that none of the links to Arsenal, Everton, or Fenerbahçe are considered concrete. Aaron Wan-Bissaka is the 24/25 Hammer of the Year winner.
Everton's interest in Aaron Wan-Bissaka has increased since West Ham's relegation was confirmed in May. According to early reporting from The Telegraph’s Mike McGrath, the fee was as low as £10m, which reflected West Ham’s need for a quick sale following their relegation. The figure has since increased to £15-20m. West Ham is reportedly targeting £150m in squad sales this summer. A single trade source claims that Everton is the most advanced of the parties interested. Aaron Wan-Bissaka is one of several names on Everton’s shortlist, which also includes Raoul Bellanova, Rico Lewis, Djed Spence and Guéla Doué.
Everton's interest in Aaron Wan-Bissaka has increased since West Ham's relegation was confirmed in May. According to early reporting from The Telegraph’s Mike McGrath, the fee was as low as £10m, which reflected West Ham’s need for a quick sale following their relegation. The figure has since increased to £15-20m. West Ham is reportedly targeting £150m in squad sales this summer. A single trade source claims that Everton is the most advanced of the parties interested. Aaron Wan-Bissaka is one of several names on Everton’s shortlist, which also includes Raoul Bellanova, Rico Lewis, Djed Spence and Guéla Doué.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka has been associated with a potential transfer from West Ham, and Everton is one of the clubs that could sign him. It was said that Everton were the most likely to sign Wan-Bissaka, but discussion about this has since diminished. According to reports, West Ham want between £15 million and £20 million for the defender. ExWHUEmployee previously shared that in addition to Everton, Sunderland, Newcastle United, and Fulham are also interested.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka has been associated with a potential transfer from West Ham, and Everton is one of the clubs that could sign him. It was said that Everton were the most likely to sign Wan-Bissaka, but discussion about this has since diminished. According to reports, West Ham want between £15 million and £20 million for the defender. ExWHUEmployee previously shared that in addition to Everton, Sunderland, Newcastle United, and Fulham are also interested.
ExWHUEmployee has reported that Everton are the most advanced side in pursuing West Ham's Aaron Wan-Bissaka. It is reported that The Hammers are demanding between £15 million and £20 million for him, and it appears that club-to-club talks are underway.
ExWHUEmployee has reported that Everton are the most advanced side in pursuing West Ham's Aaron Wan-Bissaka. It is reported that The Hammers are demanding between £15 million and £20 million for him, and it appears that club-to-club talks are underway.
Everton are interested in signing Aaron Wan-Bissaka from West Ham United. Former Premier League scout Mick Brown has warned that Wan-Bissaka could reject a move to Everton and revealed that he favours a move to a London club. Brown stated that it is uncertain whether Wan-Bissaka is willing to move to Everton and suggested he could seek to stay in London again.
Everton are interested in signing Aaron Wan-Bissaka from West Ham United. Former Premier League scout Mick Brown has warned that Wan-Bissaka could reject a move to Everton and revealed that he favours a move to a London club. Brown stated that it is uncertain whether Wan-Bissaka is willing to move to Everton and suggested he could seek to stay in London again.
An offer for full-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka from Everton could enable West Ham to begin their fundraising by collecting 12 million euros.
An offer for full-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka from Everton could enable West Ham to begin their fundraising by collecting 12 million euros.
TEAMtalk understands that Everton and Tottenham are among the clubs closely monitoring the 28-year-old DR Congo international Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who is expected to be one of the first major players to depart West Ham following their relegation. Sources have confirmed to TEAMtalk that West Ham are prepared to listen to offers for the defender as they begin a squad rebuild for the Championship, and the club is keen to move large contracts off their wage bill. Sources indicate the club would likely accept a fee around £10 million, partly because any buyer would also have to cover his sizeable salary. Everton manager David Moyes is a great admirer of Wan-Bissaka's qualities, and with the club prioritising a new right-back, the opportunity to sign him for that price could be difficult to overlook. Competition for the player is reportedly intensifying. TEAMtalk understands Newcastle United, Fulham, and Sunderland have also expressed interest. Wan-Bissaka joined West Ham in August 2024 and has a contract until 2031. He has earned 10 caps for DR Congo and has a current market value of €22.00m, according to Transfermarkt.
TEAMtalk understands that Everton and Tottenham are among the clubs closely monitoring the 28-year-old DR Congo international Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who is expected to be one of the first major players to depart West Ham following their relegation. Sources have confirmed to TEAMtalk that West Ham are prepared to listen to offers for the defender as they begin a squad rebuild for the Championship, and the club is keen to move large contracts off their wage bill. Sources indicate the club would likely accept a fee around £10 million, partly because any buyer would also have to cover his sizeable salary. Everton manager David Moyes is a great admirer of Wan-Bissaka's qualities, and with the club prioritising a new right-back, the opportunity to sign him for that price could be difficult to overlook. Competition for the player is reportedly intensifying. TEAMtalk understands Newcastle United, Fulham, and Sunderland have also expressed interest. Wan-Bissaka joined West Ham in August 2024 and has a contract until 2031. He has earned 10 caps for DR Congo and has a current market value of €22.00m, according to Transfermarkt.
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