Tuesday’s Everton News: George and Rohl signed, Kofane & Lewis linked

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Everton have completed the permanent signing of England Under-21 international forward Tyrique George from Chelsea for an undisclosed fee. The dynamic attacker has signed a four-year contract with the Toffees until the end of June 2030, having spent the second half of the 2025/26 campaign on loan with the Club. [Royal Blue Mersey]


Everton have made Merlin Rohl’s loan permanent as the midfielder has signed a three-year contract to keep him on Merseyside. [Royal Blue Mersey]

Jordan Pickford is an England national treasure – enough with the petty prejudice. [Liverpool Echo]

Everton have tabled a formal offer to Bayer Leverkusen to sign striker Christian Kofane this summer. [Africa Foot]

The Friedkin Conundrum at Everton: Money and the Moyes factor
How will The Friedkin Group perceive Moyes’ late season collapse at the Toffees? Our @evertonincanada digs in. #EFChttps://t.co/apMeSvxO2n

— Royal Blue Mersey (@RBMersey) July 5, 2026

Everton have identified Man City’s Rico Lewis as a target to bolster their right-back ranks this summer. [Football Insider]

An outstanding Jordan Pickford and 10-man England marched into the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup with a hard-earned 3-2 win over Mexico in an absorbing contest at the Estadio Azteca. [Everton FC]

Merlin Röhl’s £18M permanent move confirmed: Will he finally get his reward for patience? [ToffeeWeb]

Everton’s interest in Aaron Wan-Bissaka has firmed since West Ham’s relegation was confirmed in May. But the price attached to the move has shifted considerably in the weeks since. [Read Everton]

Born 120 years ago, today, John Ross Thomson.
Better known as Jock, the Fife man joined @Everton from @DundeeFC and went on to enjoy a stellar career on Merseyside as player, captain and coach. He later managed @ManCity before going into the pub trade in Dundee. pic.twitter.com/ex1pN2FC6A

— Everton FC Heritage Society (@EvertonHeritage) July 6, 2026

Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium has been named ‘Building Project of the Year’ at the 2026 North West Regional Construction Awards. [Everton FC]

Our scouting report on Hayden Hackney. Is he ready for the step up to the Premier League? [Royal Blue Mersey]

In a message to the Senegal fans, Iliman Ndiaye has apologized for their exit from the World Cup –

We are aware that we did not live up to expectations. This jersey—and its history—demanded more from us.

Thank you for your support throughout the tournament. We will come back stronger for future challenges, because nothing compares to the pride we feel wearing the Senegalese jersey.

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