Sources in France say Thomas Meunier’s uncertainty at Paris Saint-Germain has led to interest being reignited by Everton.
The Belgian joined PSG from Club Brugge in the summer of 2016 and has enjoyed a successful stint to date, winning Ligue 1, the Coupe de France and a pair of Coupe de la Ligues.
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However, Dani Alves’ arrival in 2017 saw his game time limited last season and he has again found regular minutes hard to come by under Thomas Tuchel in 2018-19.
Everton were linked with him last April and could be in the market for defensive reinforcements, with right-back Seamus Coleman still to truly rediscover his form after recovering from a seriously broken leg suffered in March 2017.
Youngster Jonjoe Kenny has failed to provide regular competition and the Toffees have reportedly decided to again look across the Channel for a solution.
Meunier’s contract runs until the summer of 2020 and with doubts over whether he will sign a new deal mean a transfer could be arranged at the end of the season, with PSG unlikely to let him go for free next year.
The 36-cap Belgian is valued at around 35m euros but that price tag is likely to diminish if the 27-year-old continues to struggle in Paris.
