Tuanzebe played all four of DR Congo’s matches before their exit against England in the last 16. That matters.
Free agents with top-flight experience always attract attention, but strong tournament exposure can raise demand. In Tuanzebe’s case, the timing looks important.
Reports say Everton are looking to strengthen defensively before the new campaign, and Tuanzebe fits the profile of a practical signing.
A move to Brentford would also make sense on similar grounds. Clubs outside the division’s biggest spenders often value availability, versatility and experience over headline value. Tuanzebe checks those boxes, especially in a market where specialist defenders can be expensive.
Last season, Tuanzebe made 16 appearances for Burnley and scored one goal, but he could not help the club avoid relegation. Before that, he spent two years at Ipswich Town, helping them win promotion, and his broader CV still carries weight after coming through Manchester United’s academy and gaining experience across several clubs.
The next step now feels open. If Everton or Brentford turn interest into a concrete move, Tuanzebe could have a quick route back into the Premier League. If not, reports also suggest overseas options are there. Either way, his next decision looks like one of the more interesting free-agent stories to watch this summer.