Moyes returns to Everton, right winger looks at Kubo Kaiyoshi

Everton is preparing to take action again in the transfer market this summer. According to the Spanish local media "Fichajes", Everton now has listed Japanese international Kenyo Kubo as the number one poaching target and is willing to pay 30 million euros to grab people. Head coach Moyes regards Kubo as the "future" of the team.

Everton was ordered to relegate last year after Moyes was in danger. Head coach Moyes was ambitious this summer. It is reported that it has agreed to sign Villarille striker Thierno Barry, with the transfer fee of 32.5 million euros. According to the report of Fichajes, Everton's primary goal now is to sign a right winger. O'Malley Hegechen was originally one of the candidates, but Moyes is more optimistic about Real Sociedad's Kubo Kenyo and is preparing to offer a price of 30 million euros.

Kubo Kenyo has been playing in La Liga since he made his career in Europe, but Kubo Kenyo is preparing to seek new challenges this summer. He switched to the German manager's company Sport 360 at the beginning of this year to pave the way for future transfers. Going to the Premier League is also one of the future choices for the 24-year-old Kubo Kenyo.