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Everton could still have a remarkable transfer window

Marco Silva the head coach (Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images)
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Everton boss Marco Silva has his eyes on a range of targets, with Marcel Brands currently very busy.

Jean-Philippe Gbamin of 1. FSV Mainz 05 looks on during the Bundesliga match between Borussia Dortmund and 1. FSV Mainz 05 at Signal Iduna Park on April 13, 2019 in Dortmund, Germany.

If Everton bring in Jean-Philippe Gbamin, Moise Kean, Wilfried Zaha and Kurt Zouma before the end of the transfer market it could still be a remarkable window for Marco Silva’s side.

Everton have had a relatively quiet summer so far, but it seems like things are just shifting into gear.

Everton are working on a number of deals at the moment,with players coming in and out.

It could be the the Toffees bring in four new players before deadline day, with Cenk Tosun and Henry Onyekuru potentially leaving.

Everton are looking to raise £20 million (Liverpool Echo) from the sale of Tosun and £15.5 million from Onyekuru (L’Equipe), which will quickly found their new arrivals.

Everton have some ambitious targets, and if they land them all then it could still be a hugely impressive window.

Silva seems to want additions in almost every area of his squad, with Gbamin and Kean looking very close to arriving (Liverpool Echo).

Juventus player Moise Kean during the Serie A match between UC Sampdoria and Juventus at Stadio Luigi Ferraris on May 26, 2019 in Genoa, Italy.

Zaha and Zouma are going to be much more difficult to acquire, but Everton do definitely have an interest in both.

Sky Sports have claimed that Everton are keen on Zaha, while The Sun claims that the Toffees still want Zouma on loan.

And if Everton can bring those four players in then they may just have the quality in their squad required to make a real push for the top six.

Wilfried Zaha of Palace during the Premier League match between Arsenal FC and Crystal Palace at Emirates Stadium on April 21, 2019 in London, United Kingdom.