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My understanding is that he was sold for £8m plus a sell on fee of 20%. That would get us £8m plus £3.4m sell on fee once sold before the injury occurred.
The learn was Everton should have loaned him for a season, and then made a decision to sell themselves for £25m or keep as the 2nd or 3rd striker. That assumes he wasnt at end of his contract and the club didnt need the £8m last summer for other things.
Chelsea seem to do this thing all the time. Buy young up and coning stars, do little with them themselves, but mske good profit when moving them on. Everton arent set up to do that. That needs to change in time.
Even if we do, Moyes will want to “integrate” them into the squad. Followed by they aren’t up to speed yet. Of course, if we buy an overseas player, that will allow Moyes to use another of his favourite terms, they aren’t premiership ready yet.
Bearing in mind it’s a position of need, we should definitely have prioritised one well before the new season kicks off.
I’ll be surprised if it’s over 30k.
Here’s an interesting stat. Both Beto and Barry scored exactly the same amount of goals in their first season as Duncan Ferguson did in his first season at Everton: 8 goals.