Gustavo Hamer has been linked with Everton, who are said to have an interest in him and are reportedly preparing a move for the upcoming summer transfer window. Chris Wilder said that if they have to sell one or two players, they will do so, as long as they are not sold for a very low price. Wilder also stated that they cannot buy players and sell them for a low price, or at a price which they do not believe is the correct one for them. It is mentioned that a fair market price for Hamer is probably between £15 million and £20 million, should Everton wish to complete a transfer this summer.

Gustavo Hamer is being considered by Everton as part of their shortlist. This season, he has achieved nine goals and seven assists across 40 Championship matches. The potential signing of Hamer would become more challenging if Sheffield United secures promotion through the Championship play-offs. Everton is actively searching for players capable of filling the No. 10 role, with Hamer, alongside Sunderland captain Dan Neil, aligning with this requirement. The club is evaluating multiple midfield options as they seek to reduce the average age of their squad under the new ownership of The Friedkin Group. Everton's interest in Hamer reflects a wider strategy to enhance their midfield, with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Wilfred Ndidi also being considered. Nonetheless, Sheffield United's promotion could complicate Everton's efforts to acquire Hamer.