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Player Valuation: £10m
His interview on club website is very positive! 
http://m.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2014/02/26/deulofeu-proud-to-be-blue
On-loan winger speaks to evertontv about life at Everton.
Gerard Deulofeu has spoken of his pride at flying the flag for Barcelona at a club like Everton.
Deulofeu’s parent side are famous for their Més que un club (more than a club)motto.
And since joining Everton in the summer, the chirpy winger has been introduced to the Blues’ own status as a pillar of the local community and a source of hope and passion for fans around the globe.
Noting the key similarities between the two clubs, Deulofeu told evertontv: “Everton is a historic club in England and it’s a very well respected club and we play some very good football.
“Barcelona’s training grounds are absolutely magnificent, but the training ground here is very nice as well. The people are very respectful and I am very comfortable here.
“I am very pleased with the support that I get over here. The fans have even invented a song for me and the Tweets they have sent are very positive and very pleasant to read.”
That latter comment indicates Deulofeu’s growing comfort with the language of his temporary home.
“My English is better - better than it was in July, better than it was in August,” smiled Deulofeu as he broke away from Spanish for a few moments.
“When I arrived in England I knew very little English, only what I had learned at school. So I hired a private tutor who helped me, and I think my English improved. When I was injured I didn’t have any lessons but I am hoping when I leave England I will be able to speak quite a bit of English.”
http://m.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2014/02/26/deulofeu-proud-to-be-blue
On-loan winger speaks to evertontv about life at Everton.
Gerard Deulofeu has spoken of his pride at flying the flag for Barcelona at a club like Everton.
Deulofeu’s parent side are famous for their Més que un club (more than a club)motto.
And since joining Everton in the summer, the chirpy winger has been introduced to the Blues’ own status as a pillar of the local community and a source of hope and passion for fans around the globe.
Noting the key similarities between the two clubs, Deulofeu told evertontv: “Everton is a historic club in England and it’s a very well respected club and we play some very good football.
“Barcelona’s training grounds are absolutely magnificent, but the training ground here is very nice as well. The people are very respectful and I am very comfortable here.
“I am very pleased with the support that I get over here. The fans have even invented a song for me and the Tweets they have sent are very positive and very pleasant to read.”
That latter comment indicates Deulofeu’s growing comfort with the language of his temporary home.
“My English is better - better than it was in July, better than it was in August,” smiled Deulofeu as he broke away from Spanish for a few moments.
“When I arrived in England I knew very little English, only what I had learned at school. So I hired a private tutor who helped me, and I think my English improved. When I was injured I didn’t have any lessons but I am hoping when I leave England I will be able to speak quite a bit of English.”
