Everton could trigger a clause to help win back an attacker they sold just two years ago at a projected net loss of £ 16 million, according to a report.
Everton Flattered to cheat last season after appearing en route to European qualification for much of the season. Carlo Ancelotti He then returned to Real Madrid to leave the Toffees’ first preseason preparations in constant flux.
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The club remains without a manager in charge, but according to the latest Sun report, that hasn’t stopped its transfer plans.
The newspaper reports that Everton is considering activating a clause that would facilitate the return of Nikola Vlasic.
The 23-year-old Croatian spent two largely forgettable years at Goodison Park between 2017-19.
Vlasic was loaned to CSKA Moscow in his final season. His disparaging remarks about the style of football under former boss Sam Allardyce did little to improve its position on Merseyside.
However, after his CSKA movement became permanent in 2019, Vlasic has vastly improved.
In the most recent season, Vlasic scored 11 goals and five assists in just 26 league games. His impressive displays are likely to see him line up against England in their Euro 2020 clash on Sunday.
According to the Sun (citing Russian reports), Everton have their hearts set on a meeting.
The club is claimed to have a “buyback first option.” If activated, CSKA will reportedly seek £ 30 million for the attacker.
That would be more than double the price they paid Everton two years ago (£ 14 million). But given Vlasic’s remarkable improvement, he may still represent good value for a player with unfinished business in England.
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Meanwhile, Tottenham and Everton are reportedly seeking a transfer for Uruguayan international forward Diego Rossi this summer.
The Los Angeles FC forward is said to be available for around £ 10 million, and both Premier League clubs are looking to bolster their attacking ranks before the start of the new campaign.
The Daily Telegraph report states that Spurs It is highly unlikely that they will sign the loaner Carlos Vinicius permanently. That’s not much of a surprise, given that the Brazilian was completely rejected by Ryan Mason in the final games of the season.
The Telegraph adds that Rossi is seen as an endorsement for Harry Kane. But that would seem like an illusion on the part of Tottenham, while the captain of England watches a summer outing.
how to Everton, they need another attacker to add to their front line after they decided to free Josh King.
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