Ghana-eligible forward Kelvin Yeboah is reportedly on Everton's radar, with a Premier League move from Minnesota United now being talked about.
Another diaspora talent could be heading for the biggest stage in club football. Kelvin Yeboah, the Italian-born striker who also holds Ghanaian nationality, has been linked with Everton as the Premier League side reportedly weighs up a move for the Minnesota forward.
The 26-year-old centre-forward would be swapping Major League Soccer for England's top flight if the interest turns into a deal. His market value is listed at around €7m, a modest figure by Premier League standards, and the link was noted on 31 October 2026. For now it is only a rumour: no agreement has been reported and no formal approach has been confirmed.
Yeboah's profile as a natural central striker appears to be what has put him on Everton's radar. Just as important is his contract situation. His deal at Minnesota runs until 31 December 2027, so Everton cannot simply wait for him to become a free agent. They would have to negotiate a fee, and that leaves Minnesota in control of whether to entertain any offer.
For Yeboah, a switch would mark a big step up in his club career, moving between two very different leagues and into one of the most demanding environments in the game. For Ghana and the wider African football community, it is another story of a player with roots on the continent making his mark abroad. Until something concrete emerges, he remains a Minnesota player with plenty of security on his contract and a growing audience watching what comes next.
