Tuesday’s Everton News: Scienza and Toth links, KDH challenge, McGinn pricetag
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Could a Premier League club lose their European place once again? Everton are at risk. [BBC]
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Aston Villa will reportedly demand £20 million to sell 31-year-old Scottish international John McGinn in the summer transfer window amid his links with Everton. [The Hard Tackle]
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has called upon Everton’s players to “stand up and be counted” after the Blues suffered a second-consecutive stoppage time defeat. [Everton FC]
Everton are planning to sit down with manager David Moyes and discuss terms for a new contract at the end of the season. [Football Insider]
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Jordan Pickford needs to make a change according to Michael Ball and he believes that it’s mind-boggling what’s happening to Everton. [Liverpool Echo]
Everton are set to be in the market for a new striker after Thierno Barry’s struggles this season. Three players are on their radar ahead of the summer. [TeamTalk]
Barry heads it the only place in a giant goal where he cannot score pic.twitter.com/OOS1yVlWVD
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Yuka Momiki outlined her aims to conclude the WSL season in strong form. [Everton FC]
Everton are interested in Blackburn goalkeeper Balazs Toth this summer. [Football League World]
Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer have waded into the West Ham penalty controversy. [Liverpool Echo]
Southampton star Leo Scienza could leave the Saints if the Championship club fail to get promoted to the Premier League, with Everton keeping a close eye on the Brazilian’s situation. [Inside Football]
Hundreds of young Evertonians made history on Friday night (24 April) as they took part in Everton in the Community’s (EitC) first-ever Junior Sleepout at Hill Dickinson Stadium. [Everton FC]
The curious case of David Moyes. [ToffeeWeb]
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