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Post by rugbytoffee on Jun 13, 2024 11:01:56 GMT
Football Insider reported on 21st May that Everton will need to sell at least one of their “big” stars before they submit their accounts at the end of June to help balance the books. And now, the outlet is claiming that the club could accept an offer for star midfielder Amadou Onana before 30th June as they see the Belgian as a sellable asset, which could be important with PSR regulations to stay on top of. The report adds that at least five elite European clubs, including French champions PSG and German powerhouses Bayern Munich, are interested in the 22-year-old, who Everton are likely to accept bids of up to £50m for. Tottenham are gravitating towards a move for Everton midfielder Amadou Onana, and potentially competing with Arsenal for his signature. That’s according to journalist Ignazio Genuardi, who reports that Arsenal are ‘strongly interested’ in the Belgian midfielder but could now face competition for his signature from Tottenham
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Post by rugbytoffee on Jun 14, 2024 16:50:58 GMT
Everton have set a firm stance on the future of their highly-rated defender Jarrad Branthwaite by placing a substantial £80m price tag on him. This move is in response to growing interest from Premier League giants Manchester United and Newcastle United. Despite the Red Devils reportedly considering an offer around £55m, iNews reports that Everton are unwavering in their valuation. Manchester United have made an initial £45m bid for the highly-rated Everton and England centre back Jarrad Branthwaite according to reports from the Daily Mail. Despite this, Everton are insisting Branthwaite is not for sale although they accept that an exceptionally large offer could make them part ways with the 21-year-old. This morning it was reported that Manchester United had agreed personal terms with Branthwaite according to The Times. However for a deal to be finalised, the two Premier League clubs will have to come to an agreement on the 21-year-old’s worth with reports suggesting Everton are holding out for a bid of around £70m. United will be conscious of their spending with some reports suggesting will only have a measly budget to play with this Summer. The Red Devils have been linked to Branthwaite for a few months now after the English defender’s impressive breakout season in the Premier League where he thrived under the mentorship of Sean Dyche. The Times suggest that United are willing to give The Toffees centre back £150,000 to £160,000 a week in wages. Although Everton are holding out for a big money move, they will be aware of their current financial situation that will force the club to sell to avoid further points deductions, potentially giving United bargaining leverage. New Manchester United minority owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, is unlikely to pay over the odds and rates the young defender at £55m according to a recent report. Branthwaite was unfortunate to narrowly miss out on a place in Gareth Southgate’s Euro 2024 England squad with many fans disgruntled by his omission. However, Branthwaite might find himself a Manchester United player by the time his compatriots attempt to bring it home in Germany. The young centre back appeared 41 times for Everton last season, while also enjoyed a loan spell at PSV Eindhoven in the 2022/2023 season where he played 36 times. www.sportsjoe.ie/football
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Post by rugbytoffee on Jun 18, 2024 12:15:14 GMT
Everton could face a fight to keep Portuguese striker Beto in the transfer window after interest from Jose Mourinho emerged in Turkey.
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Post by Avinalaff on Jun 18, 2024 17:47:36 GMT
Everton could face a fight to keep Portuguese striker Beto in the transfer window after interest from Jose Mourinho emerged in Turkey. He has something, but it's a difficult job to play as a lone striker in this squad, especially when game time is limited, so I could understand him not being too chuffed about playing second fiddle to DCL last season after 20 odd games without scoring.
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Post by rugbytoffee on Jun 19, 2024 17:58:57 GMT
All very quiet. Hopefully we will stick to our guns over Branthwaite.
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