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Everton are reportedly taking an interest in Fenerbahce centre-back Kim Min-jae ahead of the summer transfer window, and with the South Korea international reportedly in England, a deal with a Premier League club could well be on the cards.
As is always the case in the world of Tottenham Hotspur, there are plenty of ups and downs over the course of a season. That was very much the case for a number of the squad who departed N17 at various points in the season and played their football elsewhere.
Tottenham Hotspur have announced their list of released players for the coming Premier League season.
Tottenham and Everton have submitted bids to sign Fenerbahce centre-back Kim Min-jae, who is bound for England, while Thursday’s Euro Paper Talk claims that Newcastle have stepped up their bid to sign Atletico star Yannick Carrasco.
Everton are prioritising a central defender in the summer transfer window and they have identified Fenerbahce’s Kim Min-jae as a potential addition, reports Turkish media outlet Ajansspor (via Goodison News).
Everton are still not sure whether they will be playing Premier League or Championship football next season as their relegation battle goes down to the wire with just three games left, but it hasn’t stopped transfer interest from mounting this month, with one player set to join Goodison Park this summer.
Turkish source Fanatik have now made an interesting Tottenham Hotspur transfer claim involving Fenerbache defender Kim Min-jae.
PGA Tour winners Im Sung-jae and Kim Si-woo will headline the South Korean men's quarter at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China in September, the Korea Golf Association said.