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Summer Transfer Window 2017

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Nymzee said:
Oumar Niasse is a target for Brighton & Hove Albion and Crystal Palace – both of whom are desperate to increase their options up front – but a deal has so far proved problematic because Everton are demanding a £10m fee for him and that he leave on a permanent basis. Brighton have made two offers for the Senegal striker, both loans with an option to buy at the end of the season, with the latest involving a loan fee of £750,000. Palace have not made an official offer. Niasse, who is under contract at Everton to 2020, spent the second-half of last season on loan at Hull City, where he scored five goals. He continues to be given the deep-freeze treatment by Ronald Koeman, the Everton manager, who does not rate him; Niasse has been barred from first-team training and is working with the club’s Under-23s.
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Niasse plus 30m for Benteke, make it happen! :D
 

Nymzee said:
Oumar Niasse is a target for Brighton & Hove Albion and Crystal Palace – both of whom are desperate to increase their options up front – but a deal has so far proved problematic because Everton are demanding a £10m fee for him and that he leave on a permanent basis. Brighton have made two offers for the Senegal striker, both loans with an option to buy at the end of the season, with the latest involving a loan fee of £750,000. Palace have not made an official offer. Niasse, who is under contract at Everton to 2020, spent the second-half of last season on loan at Hull City, where he scored five goals. He continues to be given the deep-freeze treatment by Ronald Koeman, the Everton manager, who does not rate him; Niasse has been barred from first-team training and is working with the club’s Under-23s.
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Direct swap for The Duffmeister please Seagulls
 

Lanolin said:
Are you suggesting that we could hold out for £15m for Pennington?

If you are then you're utterly bonkers, if you're not then your point kind of falls down. Liverpool got £15m for Ibe because a Premier League manager (wrongly in my opinion) believed he was a really good young player who may go on to be a full international. Nobody thought that about Conor Mcaleny so we had to let him go for free. It's not about what we accept, it's about a demand in the market.
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everytime i saw ibe he was utterly hopeless, i thought the same of pennington tbh, neither of them are prem level anyway. So should in essence cost the same. Obviously i wouldn't expect us to get that for pennington, but just one example of the RS and spurs getting big money for players of the same credence as the ones we're happy to just see leave the wage bill. Gibson and mcgeady are full irish internationals, have their inconsistencies but have varying degrees of talent ... we sold them for a total of about a million. Spurs would have been getting about £20m for the pair of them i would imagine.
 
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Mike Hughes, BBC Radio Merseyside

It's been an astonishing summer of transfer activity at Everton. The big-money signings of Jordan Pickford and Michael Keane already look like bargains in a hyper-inflated market.

Record signing Gylfi Sigurdsson is a proven Premier League match-winner, and his outrageous effort against Hajduk Split underlines the goals and sprinkling of stardust he will bring to the team.

Davy Klaassen and Sandro Ramirez have enough of a proven pedigree in the Netherlands and Spain respectively to suggest they will bring quality to the squad and Cuco Martina has looked more than able so far.

But there remains a big concern. The acquisition of a central striker is of paramount importance. Not just to try to replace Romelu Lukaku's goals but to bring a focal point to Everton's front play that they are lacking. Dominic Calvert-Lewin looks full of promise but is not ready to fill that role week in, week out.



did old mike forget we've bought rooney? ha
 
Nymzee said:
Oumar Niasse is a target for Brighton & Hove Albion and Crystal Palace – both of whom are desperate to increase their options up front – but a deal has so far proved problematic because Everton are demanding a £10m fee for him and that he leave on a permanent basis. Brighton have made two offers for the Senegal striker, both loans with an option to buy at the end of the season, with the latest involving a loan fee of £750,000. Palace have not made an official offer. Niasse, who is under contract at Everton to 2020, spent the second-half of last season on loan at Hull City, where he scored five goals. He continues to be given the deep-freeze treatment by Ronald Koeman, the Everton manager, who does not rate him; Niasse has been barred from first-team training and is working with the club’s Under-23s.
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Offer CP £4m to take Benteke on loan.
 
toffeejack said:
everytime i saw ibe he was utterly hopeless, i thought the same of pennington tbh, neither of them are prem level anyway. So should in essence cost the same. Obviously i wouldn't expect us to get that for pennington, but just one example of the RS and spurs getting big money for players of the same credence as the ones we're happy to just see leave the wage bill. Gibson and mcgeady are full irish internationals, have their inconsistencies but have varying degrees of talent ... we sold them for a total of about a million. Spurs would have been getting about £20m for the pair of them i would imagine.
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But the point is, somebody was willing to pay £15m for Ibe and wouldn't be for Pennington, McGeady or Gibson. A better comparison would be Deulofeu, who we got £12m for.
 

Deeney.webp
 

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