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Everton have suffered a woeful start to the season and their squad could be weakened further with one player agreeing terms to leave.
Th♎e Toffees sit at the bottom of the Premier League table after successive heavy defeats to Brighton and Tottenham at the start of the new ca𝔍mpaign.
Everton have added to their squad with deals for Iliman Ndiaye, Jesper Lindstrom, Jake O’Brien and Tim Iroegbunam, but the £50million sale of Amadou Onana has left a gaping hole in midfield.
Lewis Dobbin and Ben🔥 Godfrey have also left the Merseyside club, and reports from France suggest another first-team player could soon be on his way out.
£15m Everton signing agrees terms on exit
Everton have struggled for goals in the league but Beto and Ndiaye both netted in the 3-0 win over Doncaster Rovers on Tuesday evening, and with Dominic Calvert-Le🦂win also in the squad Sean Dyche now has plenty of options up front๊.
Neal Maupay is෴ included in that striker list, but the Frenchman has never truly settled in Merseyside following his £15milli൲on move in 2022.
𓂃It feels inevitable that Maupay 🅺will leave this summer and report that he has agreed personal terms with Olympique Marseille.
They state that Maupay i🎃s a priority signing for Marseille, but a deal is complicated at the moment despite the player’s agreement over personal terms.
It adds that there is competition for🐟 his signature from Brentford, who took Maupay backꦇ on loan last season.
Everton need to strike Neal Maupay deal
There is an exce🉐ss of forwards at Everton, and Maupay is at the bottom of the pecking order.
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With just two days until the transfer window slams shut, selling Maupay and recoupꦉing some cash for the 𒅌28-year-old should be a top priority.
Dyche has admitted that Everton have “no money” to spend in the final few days, ꦗbut Maupay’s sale might help 🌃them clear some wages and give them enough financial flexibility to make some late additions.