Keep or sell: Everton's credit stars have decided on their summer transfer destiny

Once again, Everton is facing an absolutely crucial summer transfer window.

Marco Silva and Marcel Brands were well aware of the difficult task that awaited them when they joined the club for the first time last year, as the team desperately needed important additions from quality.

But what had priority was above all to eliminate the dead wood of the game team and try to eliminate as much as possible the considerable payroll of the Blues.

This will certainly be the case this time again, while Everton is again looking to redefine his team before the 2019/20 season.

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And that means that a lot of players will be tested, including the many stars currently on loan.

So, how many of them have a future in Goodison Park? How much should be sold? And how many need another temporary spell in Merseyside?

We evaluate the future of each lending player – and you can also express yourself on each man.

Holgate Bricklayer

The defender was one of the club's most impressive champions and West Brom's fans quickly insulted him for his performances.

It was a bit of a surprise to see the defender go in the first place, and Silva has already clearly explained his strong transfer position towards the young player this summer. KEEP

Matthew Pennington

Another extremely impressive defender on loan at Ipswich, but Pennington's situation is a little different.

At the age of 24, he is desperate for regular football in the first team and has proven that he can be an excellent player in the league – Derby is even interested in the central defender recently.

Regular action may well prove too strong this summer if the right offer comes into play. TO SELL

Muhamed Besic

After spending an entire season in Middlesbrough after transferring our loan to Teeside in January 2017 in 2017/18, it would not be surprising to see a permanent move closer to the horizon.

The central Everton midfielder has a lot of competition and it does not seem that Besic fits. TO SELL

Nikola Vlasic

The Croatian international was on loan to acquire the first team experience that Everton could offer, and certainly impressed in that respect.

The striker has shown some promise for the Blues in 2017/18 and has boosted his reputation this season – and may well be given another chance to impress in the pre-season. KEEP

Kieran Dowell

The midfielder impresses once again in the championship, this time helping Sheffield United in his promotional campaign.

The young boy experienced a decent first half of 2017/18 with Nottingham Forest and has always looked for someone who has potential. Maybe the Blues should not give it up for now. READY

Yannick Bolasie

Another Everton player who impresses on loan, but this time it would be in the optics of a summer sale.

The winger signed for a lot of money but was never as comfortable with Goodison Park, which was not helped by a serious injury in his first campaign. TO SELL

Henry Onyekuru

Everton 's fans have still not seen Onyekuru in a royal blue jersey since arriving at the club in the summer of 2017, but I hope it will not be the case long.

11 goals and two badists in the Turkish Super Lig for Galatasaray are an impressive record for a young player. KEEP

Kevin Mirallas

On the other hand, the time spent at the club by Kevin Mirallas seems to be over.

It was made clear this summer that he was not part of the manager's plans and that his performances for Fiorentina in recent months probably did not alter Silva's spirit. TO SELL

Oumar Nibade

The striker has made incredible efforts to attempt to do so as an Everton player, which definitely deserves to be applauded.

However, since the club is looking for new players this summer, it's hard to see where Nibade could fit. TO SELL

Sandro Ramirez

Another striker who does not seem to be able to qualify at Everton, but his scenario is a little different from that of Nibade.

Sandro's salary is the stumbling block to any eventual return to La Liga, and the Blues may have to borrow money to get him out of the door. READY

Shani Tarashaj

The forgotten man of Everton.

The striker still has not made his first team for the club, and that should not change any time soon. TO SELL

Beni Baningime

The young man was impressive in difficult conditions the last quarter by entering a troubled team.

The midfielder has shown a lot of qualities in Everton 's ranks and certainly deserves another look at the Premier League level. Whether or not next season is another matter. READY

Luke Garbutt

Not so long ago, it seemed that Garbutt might be the man who will challenge Leighton Baines for Everton's left-back slot.

Now there are several players in front of him and the defender is doing his job for Oxford United that term. TO SELL

Callum Connolly

A youngster who has impressed throughout his career at the club academy, but has not yet managed to qualify for the first team.

There is a quality footballer out there, so it would be a shame if the club cuts the ties that early. READY

Joe Williams

This midfielder was one of whom Marco Silva was a big fan this summer, and though he had not had a pre-season injury, his 2018/19 season could have been very different .

Williams impressed in the difficult circumstances with Bolton this term and will surely have another chance to attract Silva's attention this summer. KEEP

Antonee Robinson

Robinson's time in Bolton in 2017/18 has also been praised by many accolades and a call to the international configuration of the United States.

This season, things have been a little calmer on this front, but with Leighton Baines leaving the club, there could be a place for an enthusiastic young back to learn his job in the Premier League. KEEP

Antony Evans

Eight appearances on loan at Blackpool have not yet given a goal to the midfield.

However, there is still a quality player among the young, and perhaps a loan next season will be the best way for him to realize this potential. READY

Shayne Lavery

The young man was confined to the appearances of the bench until now during his time with Falkirk.

However, the good performances of under-21 Northern Ireland as a result of its first high-level call are certainly promising signs for the future. READY