Everton Plotting Double Sunderland Raid To Launch Top Four Assault

With the winter transfer window set to close on Monday evening, Everton are considering a double transfer swoop on Sunderland as they aim to strengthen their squad for a potential top-four push in the Premier League.

According to reports, David Moyes, the former Sunderland manager, has identified two of his old players as key targets to boost Everton's chances of securing a Champions League spot.

The Toffees have been linked with a £22m move for the two Sunderland players, with the Black Cats reportedly open to selling their star assets as they look to balance their books and prepare for life in the Championship.

While the identities of the two players have not been confirmed, it is believed that Everton are keen to add some much-needed depth and quality to their squad as they look to build on their impressive start to the season.

Moyes, who managed Sunderland between 2016 and 2017, is said to be a big admirer of the two players and believes they would be excellent additions to his Everton squad.

The Scot has been keen to add some fresh faces to his squad in recent weeks, and it appears that he may finally get his wish with the double transfer swoop on Sunderland.

The transfer window closes on Monday evening, and it is expected that Everton will move quickly to complete the double signing before the deadline.

If the move is successful, it would be a major coup for the Toffees, who have been quietly building a strong squad under Moyes' guidance.

The addition of the two Sunderland players would give Everton a significant boost as they look to push for a top-four finish, and it would also be a testament to Moyes' ability to attract top talent to the club.

As the transfer window enters its final hours, Everton fans will be eagerly awaiting news of the double transfer swoop, and they will be hoping that Moyes can pull off the deal to bring the two Sunderland players to Goodison Park.