Everton 'table' bid for Lyon ace as Wolverhampton Wanderers are 'plotting' move for QPR and EFL star

Jake O’Brien challenges for the ball. Jake O’Brien challenges for the ball.
Jake O’Brien challenges for the ball. | AFP via Getty Images
Crisis club Everton are looking to make another dip into the transfer market.

England sparked elation across the country on Saturday, when they overcame Switzerland in a nail-biting encounter at Euro 2024. The Three Lions roared to victory in a penalty shoot out - while we’re all waiting for their semi final clash with The Netherlands on Wednesday evening, let’s take a look at all the biggest transfer rumours in the Premier League today.

Everton have ‘tabled’ a bid for a player who currently plies his trade in Ligue 1 for Lyon - meanwhile, Wolves are ‘plotting’ a transfer move for a defender who plays for Queens Park Rangers.

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Everton ‘table bid’ for Lyon’s Jake O’Brien

Everton have ‘tabled’ a £16.8 million bid for Lyon defender Jake O’Brien, according to a report from French outlet Foot01. Everton are in the midst of a financial and ownership crisis - nevertheless, this has not stopped them from being active in the ongoing summer transfer window.

The Toffees aren’t the only Premier League club in the race for his signature, however - Nottingham Forest are also believed to be interested in a move for the player. Furthermore, Lyon will owe Crystal Palace 50% of the transfer fee they receive - due to this, they will hold out to see if a larger bid comes in for now.

Wolves ’plotting’ transfer move for QPR ace Jake Clarke-Salter

With the departure of Max Kilman to West Ham United, Wolves need a new centre-back. To replace their outgoing captain, they have eyed up QPR’s Jake Clarke-Salter, according to Football Insider.

Despite this, they are in the midst of a race for his signature. Celtic, Crystal Palace, Burnley and Bournemouth are all also reportedly interested - as such, Wolves will have a fight on their hands if they want to bring the Chelsea academy product to the club over the course of the coming weeks.

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