Everton have registered their interest in signing Bologna winger Jonathan Rowe, according to TEAMtalk. The Merseyside club are actively reshaping their squad under manager David Moyes and view the England Under-21 international as a potential addition to their attacking options this summer.
Rowe joined Bologna last summer from Marseille and quickly became a key player for the Serie A side. During his first season in Italy, the 23-year-old scored seven goals and provided four assists, also featuring in European competition. His performances have attracted attention from several Premier League clubs, including Manchester United, Chelsea, Aston Villa, and Newcastle United, all of whom have made enquiries about his availability in recent months.
Everton have now entered the race for Rowe, with sources indicating that the club has engaged in discussions regarding the potential terms of a deal. Moyes is reportedly a strong admirer of Rowe’s playing style, believing his direct running, work rate, and versatility would be well-suited to his high-intensity system. The club also sees his age as a positive, aligning with their strategy of recruiting players with further development potential.
Rowe’s career has seen him play in England, France, and Italy, and he is considered to be entering a crucial phase of his development. However, Bologna are currently reluctant to sell one of their standout performers after just one season and are not actively seeking offers. This means any club interested in signing Rowe will need to submit a compelling bid to convince the Italian side to part ways with the winger.
Despite Bologna’s stance, Everton are continuing to explore their options in the attacking positions, with Rowe now firmly on their shortlist. The growing interest from other Premier League clubs suggests that Bologna may find it increasingly difficult to retain Rowe if formal offers are received in the coming weeks. Everton are also reportedly pursuing other attacking targets, including a Norwegian forward valued at £30 million.
