England may have had everyone's hearts beating faster than ever before last night against Slovakia - but it was business as usual for recruitment teams in the Premier League, as they look to identify targets and push through deals in the ongoing summer transfer window.

Everton 'could' snap up a Chelsea player who has been placed on the transfer list at Stamford Bridge - meanwhile, one of West Ham United's top defenders is thought to be in the sights of reigning Turkish Super Lig champions Galatasaray.

Everton 'could' sign Chelsea striker Armando BrojaChelsea are looking to offload Albanian forward Armando Broja - and they 'could' sell him to Everton in the coming weeks, according to a recent report from The Guardian. Having made 21 Premier League appearances last season with only a single goal and assist to show for it, Chelsea are happy to move the 22-year-old onto another club.

The Blues are hoping to secure a PS25 million fee for Broja's signature. It is unclear if Everton are willing to pay this - they are in dire financial straits at the moment and will likely need to offload players because they can consider splashing out on any major incomings.

Galatasaray 'watching' West Ham United veteran Vladimir CoufalWest Ham and Czech Republic defender Vladimir Coufal could be on the move before the transfer window slams shut. His performances at Euro 2024 have been noticed by Galatasaray, according to journalist Mehmet Ozcan - and they could be lining up a transfer move for the 31-year-old over the course of the summer.

Speaking on his official YouTube channel, Ozcan said [via Haber Sarikirmizi]: "While talking about [Aaron] Wan-Bissaka and Assignon, I learned a different name from England. Vladimir Coufal from West Ham. We also watched the Czech Republic match against Turkey. He is a 31-year-old player."