Amadou Onana is leaving this summer. This is how strong the Livepool Echo report is about the situation of Everton’s 22-year-old Belgian midfielder, a physical midfielder who is on Barça’s agenda but who, for now, cannot be accessed until LaLiga rules on financial fair play .
Onana is considered one of the best midfielders in the Premier League and there are clubs also interested in a player who has a contract until 2027 and in his latest statements spoke about the upcoming Euro Cup “as a showcase” that many players They used it as an initial play in very big clubs.
The Liverpool Echo, Everton’s leading media outlet, has stressed that the summer of 2024 is “crucial for the Blues”, as the club prepares for its historic final season at Goodison Park, while it no longer owns of 777 Partners with a deal to buy the share fell through, leaving Farhad Moshiri to “evaluate all options for the future ownership of the club”. Everton maintains that it will continue to operate as before, but movements in the market, both in terms of arrivals and especially exits, are taken for granted.
The director of football Kevin Thelwell advanced “there will be players to sell” and in the transfer chapter, according to the Liverpool media, there will be Onana because he is one of the most valuable assets in the market.
In another way. There is an opportunity between the professional ambition of Onana and his representatives and Everton’s willingness to sell this summer, but what comes from England is that the club wants to make the most of the operation. In their unofficial valuation ranking, the highest priced player in the squad is central defender Jarrad Branthwaite, who is worth around £80 million, but the idea is to keep him in the team for at least one season , the same as central defender James Tarkowski.
Onana’s departure will create a void in Everton’s midfield, with Manchester City mulling a loan move for England international Kalvin Phillips to fill the void.
All this sporting imbroglio at Everton must be contextualized in its institutional situation, in a sales process that has not succeeded so far. On 15 September 2023, Everton announced that 777 Partners had reached an agreement to acquire the majority stake (94.1%) of Blue Heaven Holdings, headed by Farhad Moshiri. There is no official confirmation and the deadline for the acquisition is Saturday, June 1, 2024. Everton have reported that this operation has been cancelled.
In addition, Everton said goodbye to a very complicated season, in which they suffered two ‘deductions’ of points due to a breach of the Premier League’s financial fair play, although they finally managed to stay in the top category, where they is a founding. member of the English league in 1888 and the Premier League in 1992.
As reported by The Independent, the club’s net debt increased to 417 million due to the huge investment in the new stadium, which has a capacity for 52,868 fans.
Source: La Verdad
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