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Everton star Richarlison is scheduled to undergo his Tottenham medical but a final price is not yet 100 per cent agreed, reports The Athletic’s David Ornstein.
It was a great season for Everton. By spectacularly avoiding relegation, they achieved that rare thing in the Premier League era: a memorable campaign, one for the ages to go alongside the time they avoided relegation in 1998, and the time they avoided relegation in 1994, and the year they finished proudly above Rafael Beneath-Us who then won Big Cup a couple of weeks later. But the best players set their sights even higher than these lofty goals, which explains why Richarlison wants out, up and away. He’s leaving to pursue tangible reward and glory with
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Tottenham have agreed a £60m deal with Everton to sign Richarlison.
Richarlison is set to join Tottenham Hotspur after the North London club reached agreement with Premier League rivals Everton over the Brazil striker's transfer, according to reports.
Everton are reportedly in talks with fellow Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur over a potential summer move to Goodison Park for Harry Winks, but no concrete offer has been made as of yet as the Toffees want a loan deal with the option to buy.
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Frank Lampard must bring in some new faces that will immediately improve his Everton side or his tenure in Merseyside might be shorter-lived than many thought when he took over from Rafa Benitez in January.