Everton Transfer Thread - Summer 2020

[roydo]

Mina is an absolute monster and EASILY worth 65 million euros.

Thats the Barca buy back price isnt it? Ish.

 

[Carlito]

The same petagna that's on loan from napoli who he signed for a few months ago?

Oh well.

 

[Grinch]

Mina off to Boca Juniors??

 

[toffee66]

What makes you say that?

His agent is on record saying it and his former manager from his time in France agreed.

 

[jtp0000]

McKennie and Zaha and I’m ecstatic.

 

[hktoffee]

Mina off to Boca Juniors??

Not going to happen.

 

[Lanolin]

His agent is on record saying it and his former manager from his time in France agreed.

Yeah I was just wondering if you had any other reason. He himself has disagreed, as do seemingly all of his others managers. I thought you might have personally seen something in him that made you say it.

 

[Thomasc]

After the last few years, I totally refuse to buy into any enthusiasm for any new signings after the massive disappointment of -
Klasssen
Sandro
Walcott
Delph
Gbamin
Bernard
Kean
Tosun
Mina

I will judge whoever we sign after a 12 month period, unless they break into half immediately upon signing for Everton as usual.

 

[blue to the bone]

Mina off to Boca Juniors??

Straight swap for Maradona

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

McKennie and Zaha and I’m ecstatic.

McKennie yes, Zaha no.

 

[NorthFootball]

McKennie yes, Zaha no.

McKennie and Eze

 

[orly]

Not sure I'd be that happy about us selling Mina.

 

[TheBigIguana]

McKennie and Eze

Eze is a big time yes

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

McKennie and Zaha and I’m ecstatic.

Not Zaha. I regard last season as a lucky escape.
Anyway different manager different requirements, hopefully.

 

[catcherintherye]

Very much agreed on the risk factor, especially once they're into their mid-20s. On a loosely related note, a friend of mine is a Blackburn fan who, thanks to working at Sky Sports, hears little bits here and there, and he was telling me how blown away they were by Jack Rodwell last season. However, once it came time to extend his short-term deal, he basically decided that if this was his level now, he'd sooner just not play anymore, so there's definitely something to the idea that past disappointments could affect motivation levels.

Other than the fact that I never have and never will regard Lukaku as a top player, you do make a strong case for Hudson-Odoi. I suppose another thing to consider if whether or not Ancelotti will want to accommodate wide forwards next season.

I think we can get a bit worn down by what we mean by "top player". Lukaku is 27 and has 214 goals in about 450, plus 52 for Belgium so I'd say he is a top striker. Ithink Hudson Odoi at 19 could be a similar level and that is well beyond what we have currently.