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Summer Transfer Window 2019

Everton's Transfer Window

  • Good

    Votes: 394 49.0%
  • Alright

    Votes: 329 40.9%
  • Poor

    Votes: 81 10.1%

  • Total voters
    804
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Two people have been detained in an inquiry in Belgium into alleged fraud involving the transfer of football players, prosecutors say.

One, players' agent Christophe Henrotay, was held in Monaco. The other is said to be an associate in Belgium.

They were detained during raids on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Prosecutors said the arrests stem from an ongoing inquiry into the £13m (€18m) transfer of striker Aleksandar Mitrovic from Anderlecht to Newcastle in 2015.

"The facts involve notably money-laundering operations and private corruption in the context of football player transfers," they said on Wednesday.

A search was also carried out in London, where a Metropolitan Police spokesman said they were assisting the Belgian investigation.

It is understood that Newcastle believe they are not directly connected to the inquiry.

In April, Anderlecht premises were searched. No-one was detained at the time.

A separate inquiry into suspected fraud involving transfers during the 2017-2018 season led to raids on premises linked to Anderlecht, Club Bruges and Standard Liège last October.



SuperKev and Lukakus ex-agent.
 
Two people have been detained in an inquiry in Belgium into alleged fraud involving the transfer of football players, prosecutors say.

One, players' agent Christophe Henrotay, was held in Monaco. The other is said to be an associate in Belgium.

They were detained during raids on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Prosecutors said the arrests stem from an ongoing inquiry into the £13m (€18m) transfer of striker Aleksandar Mitrovic from Anderlecht to Newcastle in 2015.

"The facts involve notably money-laundering operations and private corruption in the context of football player transfers," they said on Wednesday.

A search was also carried out in London, where a Metropolitan Police spokesman said they were assisting the Belgian investigation.

It is understood that Newcastle believe they are not directly connected to the inquiry.

In April, Anderlecht premises were searched. No-one was detained at the time.

A separate inquiry into suspected fraud involving transfers during the 2017-2018 season led to raids on premises linked to Anderlecht, Club Bruges and Standard Liège last October.



SuperKev and Lukakus ex-agent.
didn't we sign onyekuru from Anderlecht ??
 


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Was a poor window, losing Gana and Zouma is looking like a catastrophe.

When was the last time we signed a young, hungry player from the Championship? A team of rejects from Arsenal, Man Utd, City, Barcelona and Juventus is never going to have any spirit.
 
Was a poor window, losing Gana and Zouma is looking like a catastrophe.

When was the last time we signed a young, hungry player from the Championship? A team of rejects from Arsenal, Man Utd, City, Barcelona and Juventus is never going to have any spirit.
Lookman, although he'd just been relegated into League 1.
 

Long term I would like us to go 4-3-3 with Iwobi in the Siggurdsson role and Kean out right in a front 3 with a top striker coming in

Gbamin Gomes
Iwobi

Kean Wilson Richarlison

Something like that would be awesome
 
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you are an utter melon

So keep sticking with 4-2-3-1 and DCL up top?

I think the Italian under 21 manager who plays Kean out right (in which he looked good there and played well there for us as he gets more space than being the central striker) knows more than the usual billy big bozos on here.

Same know it alls who slated me over Callum Wilson saying he isnt good enough for Everton when he's banging in 5 goals in 7 games and netted at a 1 in every 2 ratio last season whilst we have Bambi Lewin and Niasse up top LOL
 

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