Everton weigh up move for Chelsea youngster Tino Anjorin as they line up alternative if they fail in bid to sign Wolves’ Morgan Gibbs-White after having a £25m bid rejected
- Everton are exploring a move for Chelsea midfielder Tino Anjorin this summer
- Anjorin, 20, is an alternative option to Wolves youngster Morgan Gibbs-White
- The Toffees have already had a £25million bid rejected for Wolves’ Gibbs-White
- Anjorin previously worked with Everton boss Frank Lampard at Stamford Bridge
Everton are exploring a move for Chelsea attacking midfielder Tino Anjorin to bolster their squad this summer.
The 20-year-old is another option if they fail to beat rivals to Morgan Gibbs-White of Wolves.
The Toffees have already had a £25million bid rejected for Gibbs-White, but they remain heavily interested, although they face plenty of competition from around the Premier League.
Everton are exploring a move for Chelsea attacking midfielder Tino Anjorin this summer
The 20-year-old is another option if they fail to beat rivals to Morgan Gibbs-White of Wolves
Having impressed on loan at Championship side Sheffield United last term Gibbs-White looks set for a more important role at Molineux this season after Wolves rejected Everton’s opening bid.
Having made only one signing this window in a bid to improve on last season’s disappointment, Everton are keen to bolster their midfield with a player with Gibbs-White’s dynamism and creativity.
The England U21 international played an influential role as the Blades reached the Championship play-offs, scoring 12 goals and assisting 10 more in 37 games, drawing the eye of boss Frank Lampard.
Gibbs-White caught the eye of Toffees boss Frank Lampard with his form at Sheffield United
Anjorin made his one Premier League appearance for Chelsea in a 4-0 victory over Everton
Should they fail to tempt the midfielder over to Goodison Park, they will turn their attentions to Anjorin.
Anjorin spent the first half of the campaign on loan at Russian Premier League side Lokomotiv Moscow, but started just three times in all competitions.
He then spent a few months recovering from a broken metatarsal back at Cobham before heading out to Championship side…