...day 22 of the January Transfer window and here’s the rumour round up for this Monday morning;
- According to The Daily Mail, Newcastle want to sign Everton striker, Sandro Ramirez on loan for the remainder of the season. It is claimed Newcastle are willing to pay a £2m loan fee, plus the players £100k per week wages but Allardyce feels Ramirez might still have a future at the Toffees.
- Sam Allardyce has confirmed to the Liverpool Echo that striker Oumar Niasse will not be sold in this transfer window.
- Arsenal and Everton target, Kerem Demirbay, has told Sky Deutchsland that any clubs interested in him should talk to his agent. The 24 year old plays for Hoffenheim.
- The Yorkshire Evening Post’s, Phil Hay, has tweeted Leeds are keen to make Everton defender Matthew Pennington’s loan deal permanent but will have to wait until the summer to do this.
- 4th Official say Everton are considering a loan deal for Chelsea Left Back, Abdul Baba Rahman. Fenerbahce are also interested in taking the player on loan.
- The Mirror reports Everton are looking to sign Bristol City’s £7m rated Left Back, Joe Bryan, this month. 24 year old Bryan has also attracted interest from Brighton and Newcastle.
- Nottingham Forest fans on twitter have been pleading with their club to make Kieran Dowell’s loan deal from Everton permanent.
- FC Inter News say Everton are one of a number of clubs who have reached a ‘rough agreement’ to take attacking midfielder, Joao Mario, from Inter on loan. The Portuguese international has so far refused approaches from English clubs.
And finally, following a special request from
@rochdaleblue;
After already sealing a swap Sanchez/Mkhitaryan deal with Arsenal, it seems Manchester United are at it again. The Beano says United have approached Everton requesting straight swaps for left backs Cuco Martina and Luke Shaw, plus midfielders Morgan Schneiderlin and Paul Pogba.
The Beano’s reporter, Desparate Dan, spoke to Everton’s DoF, Steve Walsh, who said the decision was so difficult, he’s taking a week in the Caribbean to think about it.
