Everton have reportedly contacted Kevin De Bruyne’s representatives to explore the possibility of signing the former Manchester City midfielder from Napoli in January. The claim comes from Italian website Calciomercato.it, which reported on Monday that the Blues had made an…

Everton have reportedly contacted Kevin De Bruyne's representatives regarding a potential transfer from Napoli in the January window, according to Calciomercato.it. The 35-year-old midfielder is said to be open to a Premier League return after struggling for form in Italy. However, no formal bid has been submitted, personal terms have not been discussed, and neither club has confirmed any ongoing negotiations.
Napoli may refuse to release the Belgian international midway through the campaign, as his contract runs until 2027 with an option for an additional year. A potential permanent or loan move also faces hurdles, including the player's high wages, fitness record, and manager David Moyes' recent statement indicating Everton have no current plans for January signings.
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