Everton are continuing to monitor Teun Koopmeiners ahead of the January transfer window. The Juventus midfielder is potentially available after his standing in the team was reduced in Turin. After being linked with a move to Goodison Park during the summer, Everton have not abandoned their interest, according to Football Insider. Koopmeiners is understood to be receptive to the possibility of leaving Turin. Juventus are reportedly prepared to consider either a permanent transfer or a loan agreement this winter.

Everton are being linked with a move for Juventus defensive midfielder Teun Koopmeiners, and reports suggest he could be available on loan in January. According to Italian outlet Gazzetta dello Sport, as cited by Sport Witness, Juventus’ management feel Koopmeiners is not fulfilling the expectations of what was paid for him. For this reason, they could explore his exit in January. The report claims that while Juventus’ preference would be a sale of around €25million (£21.4m / $28.4m), they would be willing to loan him out in January if a sale proves impossible. Everton reportedly wanted to sign Koopmeiners late in the summer window, and reports suggest they could be tempted to sign him should he become available on loan.

Gazzetta claims Everton are interested in offering Teun Koopmeiners an opportunity to leave in January. The same publication also reports that Newcastle United and Galatasaray are interested in the Netherlands international. Koopmeiners is an out-of-favour 28-year-old Juventus midfielder. Koopmeiners, who joined Juventus in August 2024, has a contract with the club until 2029 and has earned 32 caps for the Netherlands, scoring 3 goals. His market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €14.00m.