Everton are still keen on signing Michael Keane, Gylfi Sigurdsson and Sandro Ramirez after spending £53million on Jordan Pickford and Davy Klaassen, according to Sky Sports.
The British broadcaster has reported on its transfer blog on Friday afternoon (12: 23pm) that the Merseyside club will continue to remain busy with manager Ronald Koeman planning a big rebuild of his squad this summer.
The Toffees have already added Sunderland goalkeeper Pickford and Ajax captain Klassen to their ranks after they signed for the club on Thursday.
Now, it is reported that they are still interested in Burnley defender Keane, Swansea playmaker Sigurdsson and Malaga forward Ramirez.
Both Keane and Sigurdsson played in England’s top flight during the recently concluded Premier League campaign, helping their respective clubs survive relegation.
Centre-back Keane was a key figure at the heart of Burnley’s defence which saw him earn a maiden call-up to the England set-up.
By contrast, Iceland international Sigurdsson scored nine goals and provided 13 assists for a Welsh team that had three managers and struggled for the majority of the campaign.
Former Barcelona academy product Ramirez netted 14 goals from his 30 La Liga matches for Malaga as they finished the 2016/17 Spanish season in 11th place.
With Europa League football on the horizon for Koeman at Goodison Park, it is now likely that he will continue his spending spree in order to push his club to new heights next season.