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Everton signing Daniel Wass for £5 million would be a massive bargain

Daniel Wass of RC Celta de Vigo in action during the La Liga match between RC Celta de Vigo and Real Madrid at Municipal Balaidos on January 7, 201...
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Everton are said to be chasing Celta Vigo midfielder Daniel Wass.

Daniel Wass of RC Celta de Vigo in action during the La Liga match between RC Celta de Vigo and Real Madrid at Municipal Balaidos on January 7, 2018 in Vigo, .

According to The Sun (page 60, June 3rd), Everton are keen to sign Daniel Wass from Celta Vigo for just £5 million this summer, and at that price he would have to go down as a major bargain.

The central midfielder is said to be on the radar of Marcel Brands, as he looks to bring talent to Goodison Park.

And if he the new director of football did start by snapping up Wass, he would be making a fine start to life at Goodison Park.

Daniel Wass of RC Celta reacts after missing a goal opportunity during the UEFA Europa League, semi final first leg match, between Celta Vigo and Manchester United at Estadio Balaidos on...

Wass has just a year left on his contract with Celta Vigo, which means he could be available for a cut price this summer.

If Everton were to win the race, they would be securing one of the value-for-money transfers of the summer.

Wass may be 29, but he has been out of the stand out midfielders in Spain over the past campaign.

Daniel Wass of Celta de Vigo fouls Denis Suarez of FC Barcelona during the La Liga match between FC Barcelona and Celta de Vigo at Camp Nou on December 2, 2017 in Barcelona, Spain.

The Danish international has made 35 appearances in La Liga, scoring four times and claiming nine assists.

Wass is capable of playing centrally or out right, and he could offer Everton versatility and quality.

Getting a deal over the line could be difficult, as there is plenty of interest in Wass, but if Everton can complete the transfer then Brands can rest assured his first deal would be a massive bargain for the Toffees.