Man Utd and Chelsea have been advised that they will need a significant amount of money to finalize a transfer.

David Moyes, the current manager of Everton, recently made a statement that caught the attention of Manchester United and Chelsea. He warned these top clubs that if they want to sign Jarrad Branthwaite, a promising young player from Everton, they will have to bring a significant amount of money to the table. It seems that Branthwaite's impressive performance in the 2023-24 season and his continued success this season have caught the eye of many top clubs.

Both Manchester United and Chelsea have been keeping a close eye on Branthwaite's progress at Goodison Park for the past year and a half. However, Moyes, who recently returned to Everton for his second stint as manager, made it clear that it will not be easy to lure Branthwaite away from the club. He emphasized that the club will only consider a deal if the offer is substantial.

Moyes spoke highly of Branthwaite, acknowledging his talent and potential. He also mentioned that the young defender has already been a part of the England squad before Moyes returned as manager. Branthwaite's teammate, James Tarkowski, has been a great mentor to him and has played a crucial role in his development. Moyes also mentioned that the club is currently focused on improving and moving forward, and they are hoping to put an end to the ongoing transfer talks.

Branthwaite's rise to success has impressed many, and it even surprised some Everton fans when he was not included in England's Euro 2024 squad last summer. Earlier this season, he was even hailed as the "final piece of the jigsaw" for Chelsea, who are expected to make a move for their former player Marc Guehi in the upcoming transfer window. However, if they are unable to secure Guehi's signature, they might turn their attention to Branthwaite.

Former Chelsea player, Pat Nevin, believes that Branthwaite could be the missing piece for Chelsea's defense, which has shown weaknesses at the top level. He also mentioned that the current central defensive partnership and goalkeeper for Chelsea are not up to par with other top clubs like Arsenal and Liverpool. Nevin even suggested that if Chelsea were able to acquire Branthwaite, it could potentially be the final piece of the puzzle for the team.

In conclusion, it is clear that Branthwaite's talent and potential have not gone unnoticed by top clubs like Manchester United and Chelsea. However, Moyes has made it clear that Everton will not let go of their young star easily and that any offers for him will have to be substantial. With the upcoming transfer window, it will be interesting to see if any of these top clubs will be able to bring Branthwaite to their team.

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