We’ve already been to Bournemouth as evertonians. Enter the last game and play to survive.
We knew we were going to face a team that would fight and be in a position for the game. But it’s like we’re surprised.
From the first five or ten minutes you may see that Bournemouth was in our penalty area, receiving centres, winning corners. We needed someone to wake up, or you knew what was going to happen.
They’re fighting to survive, they’ll be there from the beginning, can we weather the storm? Unfortunately, as with many games this season, we may not.
In short, we were returned to the game and that’s when you think we’re going to step up and show our quality, but a purpose just before half-time killed us. There was no reaction and there was only one team that was going to win this match.
“We have other offers for other players, but we’ve had conversations with their agents.
“With Gabriel, we communicated and agreed to let him go. It’s going to be his next club this week.”
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We’ve already been to Bournemouth as evertonians. Enter the last game and play to survive.
We knew we were going to face a team that would fight and be in a position for the game. But it’s like we’re surprised.
From the first five or ten minutes you may see that Bournemouth was in our penalty area, receiving centres, winning corners. We needed someone to wake up, or you knew what was going to happen.
They’re fighting to survive, they’ll be there from the beginning, can we weather the storm? Unfortunately, as with many games this season, we may not.
In short, we were returned to the game and that’s when you think we’re going to step up and show our quality, but a purpose just before half-time killed us. There was no reaction and there was only one team that was going to win this match.
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Tottenham is expected to resume talks with Southampton about a change from Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.
According to the Daily Mail, the Spurs are expected to resume talks with the Saints for a payment by the Danish midfielder.
He claimed last week that Everton had an offer of around 25 million pounds accepted through Southampton by his former captain.
However, ECHO understands that Everton has not made such an offer and Hojbjerg has been made clear that they need it, the player is willing to move to the Spurs before next season.
Everton wanted Djibril Sidibe to have good luck in his long career, as his loan with the club came to an end.
The foreigner from France brought Goodison Park in the final stages of last summer’s moving window from Monaco to offer a festival to Seamus Coleman, with Jonjoe Kenny spending the quarter with Schalke.
The 27-year-old made 28 appearances during his time with the Blues, the latter of which came from the bench for Sunday’s 3–1 loss to Bournemouth.
The Everton had the option to sign the full back permanently, but they don’t seem to accept it.
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Lille’s owner Gerard Lopez has admitted that he expects Gabriel Magalhaes to take a resolution on his long term this week.
Everton had advanced in talks about the possible signing of the central plant before the coronavirus pandemic, and is still looking for that dominance of the painting this summer.
The 22-year-old has attracted the interest of some of Europe’s most sensitive clubs with their performances for the Ligue 1 club, and they are doomed to lose the Brazilian.
And Lille’s owner believes the defender will be his long-term club this week.
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Everton ended their 2019/20 season disappointingly on Sunday with a 3–1 loss to Bournemouth at Goodison Park.
Despite the 3 points, the visitors were relegated at the end of the attack thanks to Aston Villa’s draw against West Ham on the final day.
Carlo Ancelotti, for his part, has noticed that his undefeated record at home has fallen into the sewers in a terrible way and will now point to the improvement of the Blues team before the next quarter.
Of course, enthusiasts were allowed to enter the stadium for the last game of the club’s season.
So here are some moments you could possibly have missed the game…
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Everton has thanked Djibril Sidibe for his time at the club.
This position suggests that the Blues will seek to lead the defender to a permanent deal as the side returns to Monaco.
Ralph Hassenhuttl sent a reprimand to Everton and Tottenham about Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.
Southampton’s manager said the player would stay with the Saints unless the penalty was reached.
He told Sky Sports (quoted through HITC): “He has one more year of contract, for me one more year in football.
“If there is no club that pays us what we need for it, he will stay with us for a year, no problem.”
Seamus Coleman paid tribute to Leighton Baines after the Everton icon announced his retirement on Sunday.
The Irishman told the club’s official website: “In my time at Everton, it’s one of the best, if not the best, players I’ve ever played with.
“As a footballer every day, he was very professional, in the gym and the most productive player in training.
“Even until last week. This is a testament to the way he has dealt with himself in his career.
“You hear the experts and other people talk about the extremes of what the game changes.
“Leighton Baines one of the players who helped replace the game to attack the behind 10 years ago.
“There was an era of five years, at least, in which it was the most productive left-back in England and, perhaps, Europe.
“With David Moyes [the Baines coach for his first six years at Everton], you had your winning games from the left side, which is amazing.
“It was a skill, an herb-based skill with skill.
“We’ll miss each other.”
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Lille president Gerard Lopez has shown that Brazilian defender Gabriel is expected to leave the club this summer.
In an interview with L’Equipe (quoted through Get French Football News), Lopez said the club had agreed to let Gabriel go.
The French publication claimed that Naples led Everton’s race forward by the 22-year-old star.
“We have other offers for other players, but we’ve had conversations with their agents.
“With Gabriel, we communicated and agreed to let him go. It’s going to be his next club this week.”
Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson said Wilfried Zaha had made it clear he wanted to leave the club this summer.
It’s Everton’s, Bayern Munich and Newcastle, all of whom would be tracking the 27-year-old’s situation.
Hodgson told talkSPORT, quoted through the Daily Mail: “I think you make it clear that you would like to move.
“I think it was very transparent last season, it gave us a smart score for two-thirds of the season.
“I don’t think he was as smart as he was in that COVID period, but he actually had to do a task on his own, so he’s going to say, ‘I needed more help if you need to see the most productive of me.'” .
“But he’s a very valuable player, a very valuable player to us and he has a smart play price, so I can’t say what’s going to happen.”
“Because he is anxious and desperate to flee, he can answer this question.
Everton has reportedly taken a step forward for Napoli midfielder Allan.
Reports that left Italy over the weekend, as cited through Sport Witness, claimed that Les Bleus had made an offer of 38 million euros for the alleged target.
This comes after reports warned that the Blues had made an offer of 23 million pounds, which would have been rejected through the Naples-based team.
The motion window is now open, so expect rumors and reports to accumulate over the next few weeks.
It’s the most beautiful thing to see, but that’s how the national media reacted to Everton’s defeat at Bournemouth on the last day.
What a tribute from Richarlison.
Carlo Ancelotti has hinted that Leighton Baines could be the everton coach.
The Blues’ iconic defense announced his retirement Sunday at the age of 35.
Speaking in reaction to the news, Ancelotti hinted at a imaginable training role at the club for the former England international.
The Italian said: “The club concept is about a new role with him.
“We’d like to know what you’d like to do and then see if we can use your wisdom and experience.”
I would have heard the now that Leighton Baines has retired from football.
What a Blues player.
It’ll be strange not to see him in an Everton T-shirt, run more down the flank!
We wish you good luck in what’s to come.
The Blues have a new priority as soon as the window opens.
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It will be attractive to see which direction Carlo Ancelotti is going this summer and what players he brings to Goodison Park.
The final season is over and the 2020/21 crusade wait begins.
Expect the rumors and moving news to be accentuated from now on, with Carlo Ancelotti looking for his team before the september comeback.
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