Team Talk reports on the significant Premier League interest in Rangers' midfield star Mohamed Diomande. Rangers' midfield star Mohamed Diomande is drawing significant attention from the Premier League, with Everton among six top-flight clubs keen on him. Everton are among the frontrunners, having tracked Diomande for several months. Rangers are determined to maximize profit on their investment, demanding a substantial fee. The transfer situation may depend on the appointment of a new manager at Rangers.

Everton is reportedly targeting Mohamed Diomande for a summer transfer. The Ivorian player is seen as a potential addition to strengthen Everton's midfield. His ability to perform both as a holding midfielder and in a more forward position adds to his appeal for the team. Diomande began his stint with Rangers on a loan from FC Nordsjælland and was later signed permanently for approximately £4 million. Despite the challenges faced by Rangers last season, Diomande had a respectable performance, achieving six goals and nine assists across all competitions. Everton, under the management of David Moyes, is eager to enhance their midfield lineup, particularly following the exit of veteran Abdoulaye Doucoure and the return of loanee Orel Mangala to Lyon. Additionally, Diomande's acquaintance with Rangers' new sporting director Kevin Thelwell and technical director Dan Purdy, who both made the move from Bramley Moor Dock to Ibrox, might influence this potential transfer.