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Player Valuation: £70m

EVERTON are looking to reward Tony Hibbert’s long service with a testimonial match.
Hibbert has been a mainstay of the Goodison defence since making his debut as a 20-year-old at West Ham United back in March 2001.
And the idea has been raised at the club for a match to salute more than a decade of service from the right-back.
Hibbert, who is 31 next month, has made almost 300 appearances for Everton and is third on their all-time list for most Premier League outings.
Famously, Hibbert has yet to score a senior goal and has the dubious tag of playing the most amount of games without scoring for Everton, and possessing the longest run of games in the Premier League without a strike.
Hibbert has missed Everton’s last three games having suffered a groin strain during the home defeat to Bolton Wanderers earlier this month.
But he has resumed training this week and could press for a recall ahead of Saturday’s Premier League visit of Blackburn Rovers, easing an lengthy injury list for Everton manager David Moyes.