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• His agent wanted a release fee of £43 million, while Everton value him at $75 million. As a result, he still earns a base salary of £45 million a week. Al Hilal reportedly are willing to pay him £271,000 a week tax free, while the top clubs he aims to join will match that salary or our valuation. He should fire his agent....
  Steve Brown in Iliman Ndiaye joins Everton training camp in Germany
• @47 Raymond. Because they had 200m of midfielders in Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo - both world class. They buy and sell except for their guaranteed starters so if there was a fee to be had for KDH they were always going to sell...
  Tommy Carter in "We used to joke that Everton was a running club!”: Inside a David Moyes pre-season
• Alan@7. Ndiaye would have signed a new improve contract. But apparently his agent wanted a stupidly low release fee. The club said no....
  Paul Hewitt in Iliman Ndiaye joins Everton training camp in Germany
• normally I'd be disappointed with a transfer falling through where we'd be getting paid way over the odds, but I've no confidence he'd be properly replaced, or that the monies would all be reinvested, so if he stays that's just fine with me. We can always sell him next summer....
  Kevin Molloy in Iliman Ndiaye joins Everton training camp in Germany
• Looking at the first 6 fixtures you\'d expect a decent team to take 12 points from them.rnrnLet\'s see how Dithering Dave and his band of mediocre acolytes perform.rnrnIf he does start with Jake at RB I will seriously lose my shit, he should then just be sacked for f*** wittery....
  Dave Lynch in Tarkowski insists Everton can contend at the top despite last year’s late-season slump
• He has the same profile as Granit XHaka who was Sunderlands player of the year. If he turns out as good he will be a bargain. ...
  Pat Byrne in What will Christian Norgaard bring to Everton?