Vladyslav Vanat, the forward for Dynamo Kyiv and the Ukrainian national team, might leave the Ukrainian league during the summer transfer window. Everton, along with other Premier League clubs, has shown interest in him. Dynamo Kyiv initially planned to sell the 23-year-old player for 20 million euros, but they have now increased the asking price to 25 million euros. The club will not consider offers below this amount.

Everton has expressed interest in Dynamo Kyiv's striker Vladyslav Vanat. The 23-year-old player boasts an impressive record of 48 goals and 21 assists from 111 appearances. Everton has been drawn to a tempting €20m (£16m, $22.7m) release clause in his contract, which they find financially feasible. Reports suggest that Vanat is eager to move to England this summer, as he was previously unable to transfer due to Kyiv's £30m-plus demand. The release clause has caught the attention of both Everton and Leeds, making a transfer more attractive. Vanat has reportedly been advocating for a move to England since 2024, and his recent performance, with 21 goals and eight assists this season, has captured the interest of Premier League clubs.