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The work permit issue is fair though. Generally uncapped non-EU players only get permits granted if the fee is high.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
The thing is the replacement will either be a similar development player or someone who is in all but name Cenk Tosun. So what is the point?
hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
Keep Kean he’s 20 and is developing.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
That's my stance as well.
Put up the other day about this bremer lad. Someone came back said the other Brazilian defender there is far better. Think his name was Lyanco. Didn't seem to have played that much. Anyone know much about him?
My point is that I feel as tho the lad is quite unhappy here.
And its reflecting in his performances.
You can only develop players who want to be developed.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
I think he's frustrated. I'm not sure that is the same thing.
According to The Telegraph, Everton are rivalling Manchester City for the signing of French youngster Tom Cadoche.
Cadoche has been in the Le Havre ranks, but has now left the club with his contract expiring over the summer.
Formerly of Lyon, Cadoche is now attracting major interest, with Everton keen to lure him to Goodison Park.
However, Manchester City are keen too, and the 16-year-old midfielder could soon have a big decision to make.
Primarily an anchor man, Cadoche can also drop into defence if needed, and he could become the latest talent to end up in the Premier League having been with Le Havre.
Benjamin Mendy, Paul Pogba, Riyad Mahrez and Dimitri Payet are just some of the names to have thrived in the Premier League after being with the French second-tier side.
Cadoche has a long, long way to go before reaching those kinds of levels, but Everton should at least be able to show him a pathway to the first team.
Fellow French youngster Niels Nkounkou joined Everton from Marseille over the summer, and he is in and around Carlo Ancelotti’s first team – which should be inspiration for Cadoche to pick Everton over City, despite their status and riches.
Cadoche has been in the Le Havre ranks, but has now left the club with his contract expiring over the summer.
Formerly of Lyon, Cadoche is now attracting major interest, with Everton keen to lure him to Goodison Park.
However, Manchester City are keen too, and the 16-year-old midfielder could soon have a big decision to make.
Primarily an anchor man, Cadoche can also drop into defence if needed, and he could become the latest talent to end up in the Premier League having been with Le Havre.
Benjamin Mendy, Paul Pogba, Riyad Mahrez and Dimitri Payet are just some of the names to have thrived in the Premier League after being with the French second-tier side.
Cadoche has a long, long way to go before reaching those kinds of levels, but Everton should at least be able to show him a pathway to the first team.
Fellow French youngster Niels Nkounkou joined Everton from Marseille over the summer, and he is in and around Carlo Ancelotti’s first team – which should be inspiration for Cadoche to pick Everton over City, despite their status and riches.
random
Player Valuation: £15m
Can't complain ? the match thread will have about 4 posts in it
Tomori looks a talent but hope we tell Chelsea to do one as they are always a pain
Somebody compared him to DCL yesterday, you can see the difference between the players like night and day.
DCL plugged away and worked to improve, he got picked quite a lot and even tho at times it didn't work he was given a chance.
Im not seeing the same desire from Kean.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
It has been a year. Very few people were saying DCL was a PL striker after a year.
If he's still here after 5th October I'm ok with that.
Im not giving up on him at all.
But I can see why we might very well move him on.
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