Millwall could create an opportunity for Everton to sign Tristan Crama. Former Lions goalkeeper and Toffees scout Bryan King believes Crama could be a key player for Moyes’ side. King said that Crama is a player in the £15-20m range and that this is a sensible figure for a good player. King also stated that a club like Millwall has to consider an offer if the money is right.

French defender Tristan Crama is a summer transfer target for Everton following a season at Millwall where the 24-year-old was a key player in their Championship promotion effort. Everton are reportedly prepared to sign the former Brentford player if it becomes possible, and a potential move is said to depend on Millwall's success in their promotion play-offs. Former Millwall goalkeeper and Everton scout Bryan King stated that Crama's performances have generated interest from Premier League clubs. Crama's performances led to his inclusion in the EFL Team of the Year. King has heard that three or four clubs are interested in the defender, who is described as versatile and able to play at right full-back or centre-back. King also believes Crama will stay with Millwall if they are promoted to the Premier League. Crama joined Millwall in January 2025, and his contract is valid until June 30, 2028. His current market value is €5.00m, according to Transfermarkt.