Everton supporters in the Transfer Tavern are delighted with their side’s transfer business.

The Toffees were undeniably been one of the victors the past transfer window. Any issues that Romelu Lukaku’s departure had engendered has been swiftly nullified with several key additions to Ronald Koeman’s squad.

The emotional return of Wayne Rooney looks to be a stellar addition, a signing that will provide Everton with invaluable experience and class. Jordan Pickford, Michael Keane, Davy Klassen and Gylfi Sigurdsson are all likely to improve Koeman’s starting eleven.

Additionally, there has been great emphasis placed on signing players who flaunt great promise such as Nikola Vlasic, Josh Bowler, Henry Onyekuru and Sandro Ramirez. While their opening three league games have been mixed regarding the results, these signings will help improve the team over the course of the season.

The question to contemplate now is, what is Everton’s best starting eleven? Here’s our take…

GK: Jordan Pickford

Pickford has established himself as one of England’s most influential young players and is undoubtedly Everton’s number 1.

CB: Phil Jagielka

Everton’s heroic leader, Jagielka has led the Toffees in an exemplary manner and is back in form for the club.

CB: Ashley Williams

Wales’ captain is a rock at the back; he heads everything that comes his way and has been top drawer for them.

CB: Michael Keane

The 24-year-old’s lauded for his unwavering concentration and proficiency while competing in aerial duels. He’s been looking solid so far.

LWB: Leighton Baines

The 32-year-old provides Everton with substantial experience and quality and will be looking to prove himself still a class option.

CM: Idrissa Gueye

The former Villa player has established himself as one of the best defensive midfielders in the league; he retrieves possession with ease.

CM: Morgan Schneiderlin

The former Manchester United midfielder possesses the ability to dictate the tempo of the game, a very accomplished midfielder.

RWB: Seamus Coleman

Despite being sidelined with an injury, Coleman is undeniably Everton’s best right-sided wing-back thanks to his peerless determination.

LF: Gylfi Sigurdsson

One of the most proficient free-kick takers in the league, the Icelandic international was an instrumental figure in Swansea’s relentless battle for survival.