Everton Women are reportedly close to securing the services of Slovenian midfielder Zara Kramzar from Roma, marking what could be their third signing of the current transfer window. The 20-year-old is currently on Merseyside, with hopes of finalizing a loan deal that would see her don the Everton jersey for the remainder of the season.

This potential acquisition comes amidst a relatively subdued Women's Super League (WSL) transfer deadline day. The majority of WSL clubs completed their winter business early in the window, making Tuesday's deadline less frantic compared to previous windows, such as the one in September that saw Chelsea secure Alyssa Thompson's signature.

Everton have already added two players to their squad this window, with experienced Manchester United full-back Hannah Blundell and young Arsenal midfielder Laila Harbert joining on loan. Kramzar would add further depth to Brian Sorensen's side.

Kramzar's arrival would provide Everton with a talented midfielder who has already gained experience playing for Roma in the Serie A Women. Her addition could bolster Everton's midfield options and provide a different dimension to their play.

While Everton are looking to add Kramzar, other WSL clubs are also making moves before the deadline. Arsenal are reportedly interested in a goalkeeper due to recent injuries. Chelsea had an offer rejected by Paris Saint-Germain for Nigerian midfielder Jennifer Echegini, making any progress on that deal unlikely this window. Leicester City have enquired about taking Chelsea's Lexi Potter on loan, but Chelsea are hesitant to sanction the move unless they can bring in a midfielder themselves. Newcastle are reportedly working on signing American forward Simone Charley, who recently left Orlando Pride.

Other transfer news includes Ipswich signing Nelly Las on loan from Leicester, and Nottingham Forest taking Olivia Johnson on loan from Brighton. Sheffield United have rejected offers for their forward Amy Andrews.

Everton Women are aiming to improve their squad and continue to build under the guidance of Danish manager Brian Sorensen. Recent history for the Toffees includes ending Chelsea's lengthy unbeaten run and memorable Merseyside Derby performances. The potential signing of Zara Kramzar represents another step in that direction.