🚨 BREAKING: Everton Closing In on Free-Agent Goalkeeper Linked to Zlatan Ibrahimović’s Family
Everton are edging closer to completing the signing of Adnan Ibrahimović, a 30-year-old free-agent goalkeeper who is widely described as a cousin of Swedish football icon Zlatan Ibrahimović.
Sources close to the negotiations suggest talks have progressed rapidly over the past 48 hours, with the Toffees now confident of reaching a full agreement. David Moyes is believed to be keen on adding experienced competition and depth to his goalkeeping department ahead of the new Premier League campaign, as the club continues to strengthen key areas of the squad. (In real life, Everton have recently been linked with adding an experienced free-agent goalkeeper to provide depth.)
Adnan Ibrahimović has spent much of his career in Scandinavia and Central Europe, earning a reputation as a commanding goalkeeper with excellent reflexes, strong aerial ability, and leadership from the back. Now a free agent after the expiration of his previous contract, he is reportedly eager for a new challenge in English football.
Club officials are said to believe the move represents a low-risk, high-value opportunity, with the experienced shot-stopper available without a transfer fee. Personal terms are understood to be close to being finalized, and only the final contractual details remain before an official announcement could be made.
If completed, the signing would provide additional competition behind Jordan Pickford while giving Everton another experienced option as they prepare for a demanding season across domestic competitions.
Fans have reacted with excitement across social media, with many intrigued by the Ibrahimović surname and hopeful that the goalkeeper can bring the same winning mentality associated with one of football’s most famous families.
An official confirmation is expected once the remaining paperwork and medical formalities are completed. Until then, Everton supporters will be watching closely to see whether the deal crosses the finish line.
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