Everton targets Sander Berge to reinforce midfield
Everton is keeping an eye on Fulham midfielder Sander Berge to reinforce its sector. The Norwegian player, who stood out in the Premier League, is open to new opportunities after changes at Fulham.
Everton's quest for proven Premier League quality has taken a significant step forward, with reports from Sports Boom indicating that Fulham midfielder Sander Berge has become a real target for the new season. The Norwegian international is also attracting interest from newly promoted Hull City, but Everton's ambition to bolster their midfield makes this situation particularly intriguing. With changes taking place behind the scenes and renewed optimism surrounding the club, the addition of an experienced player like Berge would fit into a sensible recruitment strategy.
According to Sports Boom, preliminary talks are already underway as interest in the 28-year-old grows. Berge has established himself as one of the Premier League's most reliable midfielders. After spells at Sheffield United and Burnley, he enjoyed two productive seasons at Fulham, where his calm distribution, intelligent positioning and physical presence earned him widespread respect. His situation changed after Marco Silva left for Benfica. Although Berge still has three years remaining on his Fulham contract, Sports Boom report that he is considering his future and could be ready for a new challenge. This possibility naturally attracted interest.

Manchester United have also been mentioned as being interested in Berge, although reports suggest their immediate focus has shifted to Mateus Fernandes, while Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott is also among their options. This could leave Everton in a favorable position should they decide to accelerate their interest. Recruitment often focuses on potential, but experience continues to have huge value in the Premier League. Berge brings exactly this balance. The midfielder has won 67 selections for Norway after coming through all the youth teams. Your understanding of English football is equally important, eliminating much of the adjustment period that can accompany the arrival of foreign players. Everton have often benefited from signing players who already understand the demands of the division, and Berge naturally fits that profile.
His ability to protect the defense while maintaining possession would provide another dimension to Everton's midfield. No agreement has been reached to date, and Fulham remain in a strong contractual position. However, Sports Boom's report suggests the player is open to exploring a new opportunity as Everton continue to assess ways to strengthen their squad before the start of the season. Should Manchester United prioritize alternative targets, Everton could find the path becomes considerably clearer. Transfers are often shaped by timing as much as desire. Berge's experience, leadership qualities and Premier League pedigree make him a logical option for Everton as they seek greater consistency in midfield. If the opportunity develops in the coming weeks, this could become one of the most interesting domestic transfer stories of the summer.