Everton have reached an agreement with Chelsea for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. He will join #EFC for a £25m fixed fee, with add-ons that could take the total to around £28m–£29m, per @FabrizioRomano.

Dewsbury-Hall joined Chelsea last summer, but unfortunately, it didn’t work out for him as he would have hoped. He played only 13 Premier League matches, registering just two stats.

The only competition where he made his mark was in the UEFA Europa Conference League, where he made 13 appearances for the Blues, starting 11 of those matches. Although he wasn’t the first name on the team sheet, he never complained. He was always ready when the team needed him most — a fantastic squad player. His time in Chelsea is the highlight of the two trophies he won: The UEFA Europa Conference Leaving and the FIFA Club World Cup.

The 26-year-old midfielder is expected to play a key role in David Moyes’ squad next season. He prefers operating as a deep-lying playmaker but can also play as a central or attacking midfielder if needed.

Dewsbury-Hall will hope to reach his full potential at Everton and earn a place in the England squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.