Everton now eyeing move to sign “olympian” AFCON star also wanted by Wolves.

Everton’s second violation of the Premier League’s Financial Fair Play regulations this month has garnered a lot of attention; previously in the season, they were docked ten points. But the Toffees still have the January transfer window open, so they might focus on some good news in the shape of a new player. Everton’s infraction was confirmed by the Premier League, and now those at Goodison Park are waiting to hear their punishment and may be preparing an appeal. Sean Dyche and his team have had a far better season than the standings indicate, therefore it would be devastating to receive another penalty identical to the one they received following their 10-point deduction, which helped them escape the relegation zone. Everton responded to the news with a statement, demonstrating that he was not going down without a fight. It appears.

that the Toffees’ search for reinforcements hasn’t stopped either in light of the news. TeamTalk claims that Everton is considering a move to recruit Pape Gueye, who Marseille is purportedly willing to trade. In what

might be a competitive transfer battle, the Merseyside club will need to fend off interest from Wolverhampton Wanderers if they hope to secure the midfielder.

Gueye has had a fantastic tournament for Senegal thus far at the African Cup of Nations, participating in all three of the team’s triumphs during the group stage and advancing his nation into the next round. The

Marseille player may now play with his compatriot at Goodison Park before the January transfer window closes. Senegal’s Idrissa Gana Gueye is already a familiar opponent for him.

Since Gueye’s contract expires in the summer, Everton may still be able to negotiate a discounted deal if they act quickly before the January transfer window closes.

Gueye’s career at Marseille hasn’t quite gone as planned; this season, he’s only made three appearances in Ligue 1

. Gueye’s numbers, however, demonstrate why Everton is considering a move when he is performing at his peak and on a regular basis, like he did during the previous campaign.