Norwich defender Max Aarons is interested in becoming an Everton player this summer, with the Blues having identified him as a right-back option.
The Athletic reported in March that Aarons had made his way onto a shortlist as Everton eyed candidates to succeed Seamus Coleman as the club’s long-term right-back.
Now The Times claim that not only are the Toffees indeed interested, but the 21-year old ‘is keen’ on switching East Anglia for Merseyside, despite Norwich’s imminent promotion.
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Norwich are set to demand £30million in order to sanction Aarons sale, and as things stand that could be Everton’s primary stumbling block.
The Times claim that the Toffees are not keen on paying that much to land their target and would prefer to haggle down the price, but it remains to be seen whether Norwich would be open to that line of negotiation.
Aarons has been an integral player for Daniel Farke’s side this season, playing every minute of the 40 Championship games he has been apart of, missing just a single league game while he was playing for England Under-21s against Croatia.
The Athletic reported in March that Aarons had made his way onto a shortlist as Everton eyed candidates to succeed Seamus Coleman as the club’s long-term right-back.
Now The Times claim that not only are the Toffees indeed interested, but the 21-year old ‘is keen’ on switching East Anglia for Merseyside, despite Norwich’s imminent promotion.
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Norwich are set to demand £30million in order to sanction Aarons sale, and as things stand that could be Everton’s primary stumbling block.
The Times claim that the Toffees are not keen on paying that much to land their target and would prefer to haggle down the price, but it remains to be seen whether Norwich would be open to that line of negotiation.
Aarons has been an integral player for Daniel Farke’s side this season, playing every minute of the 40 Championship games he has been apart of, missing just a single league game while he was playing for England Under-21s against Croatia.