Everton have made an enquiry for Christian Kofane | OneFootball

Everton have enquired about the availability of highly rated striker Christian Kofane, according to transfer reporter Matteo Moretto.

The Toffees have maintained a long-standing interest in the 20-year-old forward, closely monitoring his rapid rise since his breakout spell with Spanish side Albacete.

After Bayer Leverkusen triggered his release clause in July 2025, Kofane enjoyed a promising debut campaign in Germany.

He scored seven goals across all competitions, including a memorable strike against PSV Eindhoven that made him Leverkusen’s youngest-ever Champions League goalscorer.

With manager David Moyes eager to bolster Everton’s attack, Kofane has emerged as a primary target.

He has an explosive presence, possessing sharp movement inside the penalty area and impressive link-up play.

The player’s representatives were spotted at Finch Farm last month for exploratory talks with Everton.

While European heavyweights such as Arsenal and Barcelona have also monitored the Cameroonian international, Everton are aiming to move to the front of the queue.

Leverkusen currently value the young forward at around €70 million, having tied him to a long-term contract until 2029.

The German club would ideally prefer to retain one of their top young assets ahead of another European campaign next season, but a significant offer could change their stance.

With just under a month left in the summer transfer window, Everton are stepping up their recruitment drive.

The Merseysiders, who recently agreed a deal to sign Arsenal’s Christian Norgaard, are also keen to bring back Jack Grealish after a loan spell.

They also remain interested in Canadian international Alistair Johnston, .