Post: Everton has said that Branswitter will not be sold this summer, Moyes wants to keep the players

June 3, British media Daily Mail reported that Everton has informed interested teams that Branswitter will not be sold this summer.

Chelsea has been considering signing the player, and Tottenham is expected to try this transfer, and Everton coach Moyes hopes to keep the player on the team. Moyes knew the importance of Branswitt, who, along with Tarkowski, O'Brien and Pickford, played a major role in the team's defense.

As Everton relocates the stadium, Moyes hopes to retain the team's core roster. Tarkovsky is currently recovering from hamstring surgery, and the team's defense will also rely more on Branswitter.

reported that Branswitt wanted to play in the Champions League, and England coach Tuchel also said that the 22-year-old needs to play at a higher level to gain more opportunities to participate in international competitions.

Previously, given the Premier League profit and sustainability rules, if Everton receives a substantial offer of about £70 million, they may consider selling the players. However, Moyes hopes that the club's new owner, Friedkin Group, will be able to withstand any purchase intention this summer at least.

Last year, Manchester United offered Branswitt for 50 million pounds but was rejected. Liverpool and Manchester City have also been paying close attention to the left-center-back.

It is expected that Chelsea will reconsider goals such as Harto and Guy. Tottenham may test Everton's determination, but their priority is to clarify the situation of the head coach and a decision is expected to be made on Postkoglu's future this week.

Everton is still interested in Liverpool winger Ben Dock in other transfers, but the deal is still to be made.