Jarrad Branthwaite is one priority target for Erik ten Hag with an opening proposal of £43million already rejected by Everton, though a comeback offer is expected to follow soon.
Considering the Toffees' asking price is between £70m and £80m, the second bid will likely also be rejected with Sir Jim Ratcliffe adamant on not meeting that figure amid the club's stance within spending rules. With the stance of both clubs in mind, alternatives are being considered with Goncalo Inacio, Leny Yoro and Marc Guehi all linked.
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