Everton Joins Manchester City and Leeds United in Pursuit of Goalkeeper Orjan Nyland

According to The Sun, Everton have entered the race to sign Norwegian international goalkeeper Orjan Nyland, who is a free agent after his contract with Sevilla expired. The 35-year-old impressed at the World Cup, helping Norway reach the quarter-finals with a 70% save success rate and a standout performance against Brazil. Manchester City and Leeds United are also monitoring the situation. At Everton, Nyland would serve as backup to Jordan Pickford, with current backup Mark Travers potentially leaving. Manchester City's interest stems from uncertainty over young goalkeeper James Trafford, while Leeds United need a replacement for Karl Darlow. No formal offers have been made yet.

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Everton Joins Manchester City and Leeds United in Pursuit of Goalkeeper Orjan Nyland虎扑 - 足球WesternJul 21, 04:38 PM UTC

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