HERE WE GO: Everton FC agreed a permanent deal to sign ‘extraordinary’ PSV Eindhoven striker Ricardo Pepi, personal and club to club agreements reached as the American sensation will ink a four years contract with the Toffees….rate deal from 1-10….

Unexpected development could now see Everton fast-track next signing after ‘advanced’ talks

Everton fans will have been wanting to see more business done than two new faces and Carlos Alcaraz retained permanently.

With the flight taking off for the United States in a matter of hours, David Moyes will just have to deal with the squad he has been given.

Of course, there is still time in the window for Everton to strengthen, but this summer promised to be transformational.

With so many players departing the club as free agents, this summer was going to be an important one in putting Moyes’ stamp on the squad.

Angus Kinnear admitted he has a huge job on his hands after switching Leeds United for Everton.

So far, his work has been fairly steady, with Everton being handed a £100m transfer budget by their new owners.

There could now be one transfer which could be fast-tracked forward after an unexpected development has emerged overnight.

Everton could fast track deal for Georgios Vagiannidis

The Toffees find themselves in the market for a new full-back this summer, with Moyes keen to bolster his options on both sides of the defence.

Everton have held ‘advanced’ talks with Georgios Vagiannidis, who is currently playing his football for the Greek outfit Panathinaikos.

However, Everton had been informed Vagiannidis would not be available until August as he had two Champions League Qualifiers to play against Rangers.

On Tuesday evening, that changed, with Vagiannidis being sent off for a second yellow card in the first leg at Ibrox.

It will now be interesting to see whether this changes Panathinaikos’ thinking on selling the right-back who will no longer feature in the second leg in Athens.

Panathinaikos find themselves 2-0 down after the game at Ibrox in what is going to be a difficult ask to turn around at the end of the month.

Everton are now eyeing a new left-back with Adam Aznou on the radar, but this could certainly

Everton could capitalise on Panathinaikos’ misfortune

Everton will not have been expecting the right-back to get himself sent off, but it could certainly work in their favour.

Moyes is demanding more signings at Everton, having been left with just two new faces for the trip across the pond this week.

A lot of work is needing to be done to bolster the squad for the new campaign, with just weeks remaining in the market.

Nathan Patterson has shown some promise at right-back and was able to get an assist in Tuesday’s friendly against Port Vale.

However, reinforcements will be eyed, and this sparks a real opportunity for Everton in the market.