Hull City has finalized a £22m package to acquire Tim Iroegbunam, the Everton midfielder. The 23-year-old is set to leave Hill Dickinson Stadium for an initial £13m, with potential add-ons that could increase the total to £22m.

Having joined Everton from Aston Villa for £9m in 2024, Iroegbunam has received clearance to undergo a medical examination in East Yorkshire. This transfer marks a significant move as Hull City aims to bolster its squad before the impending transfer deadline on Tuesday night.

Key points of the transfer include:

• Iroegbunam would be Hull's 13th signing of the summer.
• Hull City continues to pursue additional signings, including a loan deal for Dario Essugo from Chelsea.

On the flip side, Everton is also active in the market, having agreed to sell Iliman Ndiaye, a winger, to Manchester City for £65m. Furthermore, they are close to bringing in Folarin Balogun from Monaco and are in discussions regarding potential moves for Jack Grealish of Manchester City and Kenny Tete from Fulham.

As the transfer window nears its conclusion, both clubs are making significant moves to strengthen their respective squads.