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      Chelsea told Anthony Gordon NOT for sale at any price… but may still return to Everton with transfer bid over £45m

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      EVERTON told Chelsea on Tuesday night that they are not willing to sell winger Anthony Gordon.The west London club have made a second attempt to sign the England U21 international with a £45million bid.
      Everton do not want to lose Anthony Gordon at any price despite Chelsea’s two big bidsCredit: Rex
      Yet Everton are determined to hold onto their prized player and are insisting they will not welcome any more bids even though Chelsea might return with another offer.
      Chelsea’s second attempt came on the back of a verbal £40m offer which was turned down.
      Everton have already waved away verbal offers from both Spurs and Newcastle who were both keen to land the rising star who only made his senior debut in January 2020.
      Gordon, 21, who has three years left on his current contract, had indicated he was prepared to move to London to play for either Spurs or Chelsea.
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      Everton are determined to give him another new contract but for the time being at least, Gordon has indicated he will run the contract down.
      Goodison Park boss Frank Lampard is determined to keep Gordon, especially after the club sold Richarlison to Spurs for £60m.
      And they have also been without Dominic Calvert-Lewin for the opening two games of the campaign after he suffered an injury.
      Everton are yet to get off the mark this season following back-to-back defeats.
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      A Jorginho penalty saw Lampard’s men beaten 1-0 by Chelsea at Goodison Park.
      And they then suffered a second straight loss as Steven Gerrard’s Aston Villa secured a 2-1 win.
      Next up for Everton is a home game against Nottingham Forest on Saturday. More

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      Dele Alli wanted by Besiktas with Turkish side ‘really pushing’ for transfer of Everton attacker who wants game time

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      EVERTON forward Dele Alli is being eyed up by Turkish giants Besiktas, according to reports.The former Tottenham man, 26, has started just one game for the Toffees since arriving at Goodison Park in January.
      Alli’s form has fallen off a cliff since his time at Tottenham under Mauricio PochettinoCredit: Reuters
      Under Frank Lampard he has been forced to settle for a role as an impact substitute.
      However, he has had little effect off the bench and is yet to register a goal or assist in 13 appearances.
      Just 38 minutes of action across the first two Premier League matches of the new campaign has compounded Alli’s frustrations at his lack of game time.
      And according to Fabrizio Romano, Besiktas are now interested in trying to take him off Everton’s hands.
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      Speaking on social media, he said: “Besiktas are really pushing to sign Dele Alli.
      “Both loan or permanent are being considered, Everton are leaving it for the player to decide.
      “Dele wants game time as priority.”
      Alli was considered to be one of England’s brightest talents when he came through at Spurs.
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      But particularly following the departure of Mauricio Pochettino, he has failed to hit the heights.
      It was reported earlier this month that Lampard is preparing to put Alli into the team while Dominic Calvert-Lewin is sidelined with an injury.
      Everton have lost their opening two games of the season to Chelsea and Aston Villa.
      Winger Anthony Gordon led the line in both of those matches, with no recognised striker up front.
      But Gordon may also be unavailable for this weekend’s clash with Nottingham Forest as Chelsea attempt to close a deal for the 21-year-old Englishman. More

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      Chelsea willing to pay £50m for Anthony Gordon after having £40m transfer bid rejected by Everton

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      CHELSEA are willing to pay £50million for Everton winger Anthony Gordon.The West London club offered £40m for the England Under-21 international but that was rejected.
      Chelsea are willing to meet Everton’s demands for Anthony GordonCredit: Reuters
      And Everton are still insisting they will not let their star player leave this summer.
      The Merseyside club have already turned down attempts by both Spurs and Newcastle to sign Gordon, who has made 32 Premier League starts.
      The player is understood to be keen to leave Goodison Park but knows Everton are determined to keep him at for at least one more season.
      Everton sold Richarlison to Tottenham for £50m in a deal worth up to £60m, although they have signed Dwight McNeil from Burnley for £20m and £30m Lille midfielder Amadou Onana. 
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      James Tarkowski has joined on a free transfer from Burnley while Conor Coady and Ruben Vinagre have arrived on loan from Wolves and Sporting Lisbon respectively.
      Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel is targeting at least one more new arrival before the deadline, although their attempt to land Barcelona’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang looks set to fail.

      The Blues are still hoping to land Barcelona star Frenkie de Jong who has also been Manchester United’s primary midfield target.
      But the Dutchman is still in a contract row with Barca in a dispute over wages.
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      Tuchel also wants to add a defender and has seen two bids rising to £70m turned down by Leicester for Wesley Fofana.
      Chelsea have already added nearly £170m worth of talent to their squad, with new signings Marc Cucurella, Kalidou Koulibaly and Raheem Sterling all involved in Chelsea’s fierce clash with Spurs on Sunday.
      They also added Carney Chukwuemeka from Aston Villa, with the teenager a similarly bright prodigy to Gordon. More

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      Everton sign Amadou Onana in £33.5m transfer deal after beating West Ham to versatile midfielder

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      EVERTON have completed the signing of Amadou Onana for £33.5million – after the midfielder snubbed West Ham. The Belgian star, 20, penned a five-year deal at Goodison Park to complete his switch from Lille.
      Amadou Onana signed a five-year deal at Everton from LilleCredit: Getty
      Onana is excited to get going in his beloved blueCredit: Getty
      The Belgian credited Frank Lampard and the Goodison atmosphere for his decisionCredit: Getty
      And he even gets to wear his favourite colour and number under Frank Lampard this season.
      Onana said: “Blue is my favourite colour!
      “I chose the number eight shirt because I am a big fan of Kobe Bryant.
      “His work ethic and the way he was inspired me so I’m happy to have that number at Everton. 
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      “It feels great to join Everton. I know it’s a big, big club, one of the biggest in England. It’s something I want to be part of for many years.”
      Onana played 41 times in his one season at Lille – joining from Hamburg in 2021 – and scored three goals, predominately being used as a defensive midfielder.
      He links up with fellow new arrivals James Tarkowski, Dwight McNeil, Ruben Vinagre and Conor Coady, who joined on loan from Wolves.
      The one-cap senior international also credited Lampard as a major factor behind his decision to want to join the Toffees rather than West Ham, who bid the same amount but could not agree personal terms.
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      The versatile midfielder added to Everton’s media channel: “Everyone here showed they really wanted me and they have a plan for me, so I really appreciated the talks I had with the manager and Director of Football [Kevin Thelwell].
      “The manager was one of the big reasons. He played at the highest level, won many things and was a midfielder, too.
      “It means a lot to have interest from him and I think he can teach me many things. 
      “The Everton fans are amazing. I saw their support last season and it’s also one of the reasons why I chose Everton.
      “I am looking forward to meeting them at Goodison and, just hearing about the atmosphere, I get goosebumps.
      ‘MASSIVE POTENTIAL’
      “I think I can play every position in central midfield, whether that’s as a holding midfielder or a box-to-box as a number eight. That said, wherever the manager needs me, I will play there.
      “I’m just excited to be on the pitch and show what I can do and help the team as much as I can.”
      Lampard, whose side face Steven Gerrard’s Aston Villa on Saturday, added: “Amadou is a player we were really keen to bring to Everton.
      “He has many great qualities to help strengthen our midfield and, at just 20 years old, has massive potential to get even better. 
      “I spoke to him about why Everton was the right club for him and we’re all looking forward to him showing what he can bring to the team.”  More

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      Everton dealt huge injury blow as defender Ben Godfrey ruled out for THREE MONTHS after horror injury in Chelsea defeat

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      EVERTON have been dealt a huge injury blow with defender Ben Godfrey sidelined for THREE MONTHS following a horror injury against Chelsea.Godfrey broke his leg just ten minutes into Everton’s 1-0 Premier League defeat.
      Ben Godfrey broke his leg in a tangle with Kai HavertzCredit: Reuters
      The defender will be out of action for three months and was given oxygen on the stretcherCredit: Getty
      The 24-year-old ended up worse off following a challenge with Kai Havertz.
      Everton said: “Ben Godfrey underwent successful surgery this morning on the fractured fibula he sustained.
      “The defender will now begin rehabilitation at Finch Farm under the care of the club’s medical team and is expected to be out for around three months.”
      Everton are also without striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin for six weeks.
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      The striker suffered an injury setback on the eve of the new Premier League season.
      Boss Frank Lampard said: “Losing a player of Dom’s quality is obviously going to have an impact.
      “I think we’re probably looking around six weeks for the injury.”
      To soften the blow, the Toffees have started to get busy in the transfer market.
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      The Merseyside club are closing in on promising Lille midfielder Amadou Onana.
      Wolves defender and England international Conor Coady has also joined the club to help plug the gaps.
      Coady told evertontv: “It’s incredible to join Everton.
      “As soon as I heard the interest, from the manager but also the Football Club itself, I really wanted to be part of it straight away. I’m over the moon to join.
      “I’ve grown up around the city, I know the Football Club, how big this club is and what it means to the supporters.
      “I’m someone who was desperate to come here, to play for this club. I’ve got family and friends who are massive Evertonians.
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      “I’m here to give absolutely everything I’ve got for this football club.
      “It’s important I work as hard as I can to help my teammates, help the Club move forward and make people proud.” More

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      Everton set to seal £35m Amadou Onana transfer as Frank Lampard beats West Ham to 20-year-old Lille midfielder

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      EVERTON are nearing completion of a deal to sign Lille star Amadou Onana, according to reports.The Belgian midfielder is set to cost the Toffees £35million.
      Lille’s Amadou Onana looks to have chosen Everton over West HamCredit: Reuters
      Frank Lampard faces his former employers Chelsea in his first game this seasonCredit: Getty
      Onana has been a target for West Ham, who also had a bid of the same figure accept by the French side.
      However the player has reportedly decided that he prefers a move to Goodison Park rather than the Hammers.
      The East London outfit were unable to agree personal terms with the 20-year-old but Everton are closer to getting him signed and just small details remain, according to reports.
      Onana played 41 times for Lille last season scoring three goals, predominately being used as a defensive midfielder.
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      He only arrived at the then Ligue 1 champions last summer moving from German side Hamburg.
      The talented youngster is highly rated having previously been attracting attention from the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool and Newcastle.
      He even has one senior cap for Belgium already having made his debut towards the end of last season in the Nations League.
      Onana will not be available for Everton’s opening match of the Premier League campaign as they welcome Chelsea.
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      Frank Lampard is keen to bolster his midfield options and is rumoured to be close to agreeing a deal that brings Idrissa Gana Gueye back to the club from Paris Saint-Germain.
      They could also need a striker following the news that Dominic Calvert-Lewin could be out for six weeks.
      As for West Ham, David Moyes has confirmed that Burnley ace Maxwel Cornet is undergoing a medical at the club. More

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      Everton boss Frank Lampard interested in Conor Coady transfer with Wolves captain targeted to add experience to defence

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      FRANK LAMPARD wants Everton to sign Conor Coady, reports suggest.Everton are in dire need of reinforcements ahead of the new Premier League season as they bid to avoid another relegation battle.
      Seasoned campaigner Conor Coady is set to captain Wolves once again this seasonCredit: Getty
      Frank Lampard wants to add Coady’s experience to his Everton squadCredit: Getty
      Former Chelsea manager Lampard has identified Coady as a key target before the transfer window slams shut.
      According to Alan Myers, the Everton boss admires Coady’s experience and feels it would benefit his squad.
      Wolves captain Coady has made 152 Premier League appearances.
      The 29-year-old is both experienced and used to the demands of the Prem, playing all 38 games of Wolves’ league campaign last season.
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      Coady is also an England international, appearing 10 times under Gareth Southgate.
      Wolves’ £20.5m acquisition of Burnley defender Nathan Collins could prove to be the key which could allow Coady to leave if Everton submit a bid.
      Everton have already added James Tarkowski and Dwight McNeil from Burnley, and signed ex-Wolves man Ruben Vinagre on loan from Sporting Lisbon.
      However, bearing in mind their struggles last season and the £60m loss of key forward Richarlison to Tottenham, this season could once again prove tricky for The Toffees.
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      And the club’s start has taken a worse turn, with talisman Dominic Calvert-Lewin picking up an injury just days before their Goodison Park opener against Chelsea.
      Other reports have indicated Lampard is eyeing up as many as four additions from Chelsea with the highly sought-after Armando Broja and former midfielder Ross Barkley among them. More

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      Newcastle ‘are ready to trigger Maxwel Cornet’s £17.5m release clause’ as they join Chelsea and Everton in transfer race

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      NEWCASTLE are set to beat Chelsea and Everton to the signing of Maxwel Cornet by triggering his release clause, reports suggest.The Magpies are looking for ways to bolster their attack after enduring a frustrating window in trying to bring in competition for Callum Wilson.
      Maxwel Cornet contributed 10 league goals in 26 games for Burnley last seasonCredit: PA
      Their search has led to them Burnley star Cornet, who was relegated with The Clarets last season as the club’s top scorer with nine goals.
      According to talkSPORT, Newcastle are ready to trigger Cornet’s £17.5million release clause.
      Cornet is highly sought after from Premier League teams this summer.
      Everton have already seen a loan bid rejected for the Ivorian, while he also failed to agree personal terms on a move to newly-promoted Nottingham Forest.
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      However, Everton have instead struck a deal to sign English winger Dwight McNeil in a £20m transfer.
      Chelsea have considered a move for Cornet as an alternative to Raphinha, who joined Barcelona earlier in the window.
      However, they have thus far not pursued this any further despite enduring a difficult window.
      Should front-runners Newcastle land Cornet he will represent their fourth signing of the summer, following on from Matt Targett, Nick Pope and Sven Botman.
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      Cornet, as mentioned earlier, was Burnley’s top goalscorer despite missing 12 games across the season.
      In fact it is easy to see why Burnley suffered relegation heartbreak when Cornet was top of the list by six goals.
      Prior to his transfer to Burnley last summer, Cornet starred for Lyon, operating primarily as a left-back for the Ligue 1 side.
      He made 252 appearances for the French club, scoring 51 goals and contributing 29 assists. More