Confirmed Signing Youssef Chermiti

[edge]

Does the Beano still exist?

Anyway, where is this lad? Is he coming? Have Everton Everton'd it


Gaaaaaaargh

Yes it does.
Not sure this lad does though

 

[Nymzee]

I thought after Brexit getting a work permit was a non-issue now

 

[Bluelenny1984]

Saying this small delay to an otherwise pretty smooth transfer MIGHT not be the club's fault because the player has a non-professional agent isn't defending the hierarchy of the club mate. Terrible decisions have been made at board / owner level for years and that has ripped us apart. They are two very different points. The problems at this club are far above the pay grade of the people involved in the administration of transfers.

Totally agree, I just find it baffling that the people at the top either don't see it or don't care. I like us all want change, want better but it feels further away than ever.

 

[davek]

It’s not even a question, he does

In which case you sort it out once his commitment to the club has been informally agreed and in conjunction with a medical.

It sounds to me like the club have left it as the last thing.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

I thought after Brexit getting a work permit was a non-issue now

With Everton, everything is an issue.

 

[nsno-chris]

In which case you sort it out once his commitment to the club has been informally agreed and in conjunction with a medical.

It sounds to me like the club have left it as the last thing.

Never happens at this club, we are the best, most super ran, organised club in the world

And that is a Bill Kenwright promise

 

[Zatara]

I think we can still announce him without the work permit. I couldve sworn Andrey Santos didnt have a work permit when he was announced by Chelsea in January.

He was sent on loan so didnt technically work in UK.

 

[Joey66]

Another Everton That moment - as BK scrambles down is couch for funds ... more like ....

 

[Brett Angell Delight]

Other clubs sign players from the EU without all this delay ....

OR

You only hear about those deals when they're done, because you're not on other teams' forums doling out gardening tips like confetti.

 

[Brett Angell Delight]

I thought after Brexit getting a work permit was a non-issue now

I thought it was the other way round, mate. Before you only had to get a permit for non-EU players, now it's non-UK?

I know that's how it works for us normal folk and Right to Work, anyway.

 

[Joey66]

OR

You only hear about those deals when they're done, because you're not on other teams' forums doling out gardening tips like confetti.

Stay on topic ! 1 st Brexit now my gardening tips m- behave you plonker Rodney -

 

[Joey66]

The longest medical in history -

Youssef Chermiti will undergo his Everton medical on Wednesday (9 August) ahead of a £14.9m move to Goodison Park, reports Alan Myers.

Writing on his personal Twitter account (9 August), the Sky Sports reporter says the Portuguese striker will finally undergo his medical tests with the Toffees after all terms were agreed for a transfer.


Chermiti will become the third signing of the summer after Arnaut Danjuma joined on a season-long loan from Villarreal, while Ashley Young signed on a free transfer after leaving Aston Villa.

 

[Blue_Berry]

I thought it was the other way round, mate. Before you only had to get a permit for non-EU players, now it's non-UK?

I know that's how it works for us normal folk and Right to Work, anyway.

Think it's a requirement since Brexit for new applicants. Those who were already working here pre 2020 were given a free pass. The issuance of a work permit is pretty much a given for players who are deemed to be internationals for their own country and/or are regulars playing at a top tier club in Europe. Below that level, and especially for younger players, it's quite a bit more subjective (points system).

Think there's also an annual restriction on the number of young players you can apply for.

 

[spectateur]

I mean you'd think that'd be one of the first questions that would have been considered wouldn't you? "Does this kid need a work permit?".

He also will need a full Portuguese passport. Can no longer get into UK on any EU national identity card.
I wonder if they've thought of that too?

 

[Bluelenny1984]

He also will need a full Portuguese passport. Can no longer get into UK on any EU national identity card.
I wonder if they've thought of that too?

Thought and planning.......its not the Everton way! We are at best a winging it kind of club or at worst making it up as we go along!