KYLE WALKER is generating interest from Everton.
The Burnley right-back has nearly joined the Merseyside club on a couple of occasions, and under manager David Moyes, a transfer could finally materialize.
At 36, Walker joined Burnley last summer for £5 million after leaving Manchester City on a two-year deal.
This transfer followed a previously unsuccessful attempt to sign with Everton; Walker also came close to a move to the club during his teenage years.
During the last season, Walker made 35 Premier League appearances for Burnley, but he couldn’t prevent the club from being relegated.
He also netted the crucial penalty in Burnley’s Carabao Cup win over Notts County last Saturday.
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If Walker secures a transfer to Everton, it is anticipated to be for a reasonable fee.
The Toffees have already signed Brennan Johnson, Christian Norgaard, Hayden Hackney, Tyrique George, and Merlin Rohl this summer.
Johnson was the most recent signing, completing his move from Crystal Palace, which saw Dwight McNeil head in the opposite direction.
The Welsh midfielder expressed, “I’m thrilled to be here. The club’s reputation is exceptional—it’s a massive organization, and as soon as I learned of the interest, I wanted to join.”
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“Multiple factors contributed to my desire to join—the manager, the players, and the club’s trajectory. It’s clear this club is focused on improvement, and I’m excited to be part of that journey.
“I aim to step in and showcase my skills. The manager talked about helping me regain my prior form, which is crucial for me—his confidence in my abilities is greatly valued. Listening to someone with such experience and success is truly motivating.
“I’m committed to giving my utmost for the team and the fans, and I strive to represent the club with pride.
“I understand that hard work is highly regarded here. You can expect that from me, along with my speed and goal-scoring talent.
“I’ve consistently felt the tremendous support from Everton’s fanbase, whether at home or away. It’s a remarkable honor to be here and represent them now.”
