Belated Blues strike again
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Belated Blues strike again
Can't get a work permit. Might struggle to get one in two years from now. Excellent buy Walshy.
World Cup hangover.
He will get a work permit eventually
Problem is he may not be playing for us at that stage
Seems the cards are somewhat stacked against him. Has to play in 75% of Nigeria's matches over two years. There are other ways but I am not sure he fits the criteria there either.
Reckon he'll get one next summer if he plays plenty for Gala.
Even if he's a regular starter this season it doesn't automatically qualify him though. I reckon you are right, but it's not guaranteed.
The international appearances thing can be bypassed with special talent permits.
He gets 10 next season and someone prepare a decent little slideshow for the FA panel.
He and Lookman battle for the left side attacking spot. No need to spend 40m on a Lozano, Rebic etc.
As I said you are probably right, but it is still up to the panel to decide.
I heard the panel absolutely hates Everton and Nigerians.
Earlier on Thursday we covered a report from Turkish newspaper Takvim which explained why Henry Onyekuru’s loan move to Galatasaray hadn’t been completed.
The Turkish club had revealed talks with Everton to finalise a deal for the former Eupen attacker, who spent last season on loan back in Belgium with Anderlecht.
Takvim said Galatasaray had been trying to get a clause in the loan so they could buy Onyekuru at the end of the deal if they so desired, but Everton were set against this.
Onyekuru is a very talented youngster and selling him would make little sense at this stage.
Now Gala have released the details of the deal to the Turkish stock-market (KAP) as they are obliged to do. It reveals there’s no buying clause attached, and that Everton will be paid €800k for the one season loan, with the player receiving €1.2m.
Turkey’s Futbol Arena have got the story and Onyekuru has been pictured in a Gala shirt for the first time.
The Turkish club had revealed talks with Everton to finalise a deal for the former Eupen attacker, who spent last season on loan back in Belgium with Anderlecht.
Takvim said Galatasaray had been trying to get a clause in the loan so they could buy Onyekuru at the end of the deal if they so desired, but Everton were set against this.
Onyekuru is a very talented youngster and selling him would make little sense at this stage.
Now Gala have released the details of the deal to the Turkish stock-market (KAP) as they are obliged to do. It reveals there’s no buying clause attached, and that Everton will be paid €800k for the one season loan, with the player receiving €1.2m.
Turkey’s Futbol Arena have got the story and Onyekuru has been pictured in a Gala shirt for the first time.
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