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coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
Ask Alan Myers, he'll know.
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
lol
evertonarntwe
Player Valuation: £35m
Wouldnt it he pure Everton it he signed for buttons. Found his touch and scored abar 20.goals next season
I've heard that Valladolid have put the deal on hold.
Apparently they want to read all the Everton forums first to guage the fans opinions of the player.
We're doomed
Apparently they want to read all the Everton forums first to guage the fans opinions of the player.
We're doomed
D
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I swear to god. If Brands can shift Bolasie & Sandro.
I'll write him a love letter and hand deliver it to Goodison and film it and post it here.
I'll write him a love letter and hand deliver it to Goodison and film it and post it here.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Good luck to him, he has done nowt wrong, we choose him not the other way around, lets hope a move is made
JAYMULL
Player Valuation: £6m
Not possible he's rubbish, couldn't score in a brothel
Westend Blue
Player Valuation: £15m
Give him a week mate then he’ll reply
CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
Pound for pound this would be the best bit of business we do this summer, if we manage it.
Everton striker Sandro Ramirez is heading for another loan deal with Spanish side Real Valladolid in talks with the Merseyside club.
Ramirez was one of the high-profile recruits during Steve Walsh’s tenure as director of football, but he has been unable to make an impression since a £5.2 million move from Malaga in 2017.
He has spent most of his Goodison career on loan, enduring similarly unproductive periods at Sevilla and Real Sociedad.
La Liga remains the most likely destination for him this season, discussions taking place for another 12-month loan deal.
Ramirez is one of several players Everton are eager to offload as they remain in a tricky period where further significant investment in the side is difficult without shaving the squad.
Current director of football Marcel Brands was commended by his board over the past 12 months for reducing the costs on those surplus to requirements, yet there is still much work to be done to trim the playing staff and ensure contracts provide value for money.
The permanent signing of Andre Gomes from Barcelona for £22m is an encouraging start to this transfer window and Brands, alongside manager Marco Silva, has sought to bring more order to the club’s activity after what is now accepted as the haphazard approach and wastefulness of their predecessors. They are still repairing the damage and it will take a while longer.
Everton have spent an eye-watering £300m on new players since June 2017, recouping nearly half that from sales, yet the club is still counting the cost of the acquisitions prior to Brands and Silva’s arrival.
It will be another challenge for the duo to manage the budget while giving Silva the resources he needs to improve last year’s league performance.
Silva is eager for centre-back Kurt Zouma to follow Gomes in making last year’s loan a permanent contract. That is complicated by Chelsea’s transfer ban, the possibility incoming coach Frank Lampard will want to offer a fresh start to all his players and a potentially prohibitive asking price.
Everton are also seeking a left-footed midfielder to strengthen attacking options.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Sadly only a loan, but its something.
Ramirez was one of the high-profile recruits during Steve Walsh’s tenure as director of football, but he has been unable to make an impression since a £5.2 million move from Malaga in 2017.
He has spent most of his Goodison career on loan, enduring similarly unproductive periods at Sevilla and Real Sociedad.
La Liga remains the most likely destination for him this season, discussions taking place for another 12-month loan deal.
Ramirez is one of several players Everton are eager to offload as they remain in a tricky period where further significant investment in the side is difficult without shaving the squad.
Current director of football Marcel Brands was commended by his board over the past 12 months for reducing the costs on those surplus to requirements, yet there is still much work to be done to trim the playing staff and ensure contracts provide value for money.
The permanent signing of Andre Gomes from Barcelona for £22m is an encouraging start to this transfer window and Brands, alongside manager Marco Silva, has sought to bring more order to the club’s activity after what is now accepted as the haphazard approach and wastefulness of their predecessors. They are still repairing the damage and it will take a while longer.
Everton have spent an eye-watering £300m on new players since June 2017, recouping nearly half that from sales, yet the club is still counting the cost of the acquisitions prior to Brands and Silva’s arrival.
It will be another challenge for the duo to manage the budget while giving Silva the resources he needs to improve last year’s league performance.
Silva is eager for centre-back Kurt Zouma to follow Gomes in making last year’s loan a permanent contract. That is complicated by Chelsea’s transfer ban, the possibility incoming coach Frank Lampard will want to offer a fresh start to all his players and a potentially prohibitive asking price.
Everton are also seeking a left-footed midfielder to strengthen attacking options.
Everton in talks with Real Valladolid to send Sandro Ramirez on loan
Everton striker Sandro Ramirez has joined Spanish side Real Valladolid on a season's loan.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Sadly only a loan, but its something.
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
Everton striker Sandro Ramirez is heading for another loan deal with Spanish side Real Valladolid in talks with the Merseyside club.
Ramirez was one of the high-profile recruits during Steve Walsh’s tenure as director of football, but he has been unable to make an impression since a £5.2 million move from Malaga in 2017.
He has spent most of his Goodison career on loan, enduring similarly unproductive periods at Sevilla and Real Sociedad.
La Liga remains the most likely destination for him this season, discussions taking place for another 12-month loan deal.
Ramirez is one of several players Everton are eager to offload as they remain in a tricky period where further significant investment in the side is difficult without shaving the squad.
Current director of football Marcel Brands was commended by his board over the past 12 months for reducing the costs on those surplus to requirements, yet there is still much work to be done to trim the playing staff and ensure contracts provide value for money.
The permanent signing of Andre Gomes from Barcelona for £22m is an encouraging start to this transfer window and Brands, alongside manager Marco Silva, has sought to bring more order to the club’s activity after what is now accepted as the haphazard approach and wastefulness of their predecessors. They are still repairing the damage and it will take a while longer.
Everton have spent an eye-watering £300m on new players since June 2017, recouping nearly half that from sales, yet the club is still counting the cost of the acquisitions prior to Brands and Silva’s arrival.
It will be another challenge for the duo to manage the budget while giving Silva the resources he needs to improve last year’s league performance.
Silva is eager for centre-back Kurt Zouma to follow Gomes in making last year’s loan a permanent contract. That is complicated by Chelsea’s transfer ban, the possibility incoming coach Frank Lampard will want to offer a fresh start to all his players and a potentially prohibitive asking price.
Everton are also seeking a left-footed midfielder to strengthen attacking options.
Everton in talks with Real Valladolid to send Sandro Ramirez on loan
Everton striker Sandro Ramirez has joined Spanish side Real Valladolid on a season's loan.
Sadly only a loan, but its something.
Be thankful for small mercies. I am.
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