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Oumar Niasse set for Everton exit as John Stones trains with squad in Germany despite Manchester City interest via Daily Mail

Oumar Niasse, the third most expensive signing in Everton's history, is set for a humiliating exit just six months after arriving. The forward moved to Goodison Park earlier this year for £13.5million.
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Oumar Niasse set for Everton exit six months after signing and failing to find the back of the net via Daily Mail

Oumar Niasse, the third most expensive signing in Everton's history, is set for a humiliating exit just six months after arriving. The forward moved to Goodison Park earlier this year for £13.5million.
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StubHub Partnership Continues via Official EFC

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Everton will be continuing its partnership with StubHub for the 2016/17 season as our Official Ticket Marketplace. The service will be open for all Season Ticket holders to use from Monday 1 August ah…
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Oumar Niasse set for Everton exit just six months after signing and failing to score a single goal via Daily Mail

Oumar Niasse, the third most expensive signing in Everton's history, is set for a humiliating exit just six months after arriving. The forward moved to Goodison Park earlier this year for £13.5million.
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Idrissa Gueye will leave Aston Villa after Everton triggered £7.1m buy-out clause, confirms Roberto Di Matteo via Daily Mail

The 26-year-old is set to switch to Goodison Park after Everton met his £7.1million clause and opened talks over personal terms. Di Matteo indicated there was alternative interest.
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Everton trying to outbid Chelsea for defender via Royal Blue Mersey

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Reports of personal terms leading the competition

According to Tancredi Palmeri of beIN Sports it appears Everton have a bid of £38 million for the services of defender Kalidou Koulibaly. That is significantly less than the reported £46 million number that had been rumored previously. Perhaps a conversion from the euro that someone incorrectly handled.


Everton have bid 45m€ for Napoli's CB Koulibaly, offering him better personal terms than Chelsea's

— Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) July 29, 2016

This is all good, but reports abounded that Everton also lead the Axel Witsel talks in regards to personal terms and as of today that still hasn’t helped them lure the Belgian to Goodison. This appears to be the bigger target for Ronald Koeman and Steve Walsh though and is clearly the chosen player to replace John Stones as his talks with Manchester City appear imminent at this point.

Koulibaly would be a big change from Stones on the back line. He is a much more defensive center back and while he’s also a good passer he does not make nearly as many dribbles with the ball as Stones. He does make 2.5 tackles per game to only 1.4 for Stones. He also beats Stones in interceptions with 2.5 compared to the youngster’s 1.7 per game.

This aggressive defending does lead to a lot more fouls from Koulibaly that might not pair with Ramiro Funes Mori very well, but when Phil Jagielka is healthy this should improve the defense. For all his height, Stones has never been a great defender of aerial attacks. Koulibaly wins 2.5 aerials per game compared to only 1.6 for Stones.

All things said this looks like a solid exchange and good business if completed for Everton. They will potentially on occasion miss Stones ability to carry out from the back, but that will be alleviated by a back line that is much harder to beat both on the floor and in the air.


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