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‘Golden’ Everton, Crystal Palace target sets date to decide on transfer
Arnaut Danjuma has set his timeframe to decide his future with Everton reviving their interest in the forward’s transfer from Villarreal amid competition from Crystal Palace.
That is according to , who reports that Danjuma will decide where he will play next season imminently. The 26-year-old will speak to Villarreal to discuss all of his options over the next few weeks. He is keen to understand what the La Liga team’s plans for him are.
Danjuma spent the second half of the 2022/23 season on loan to Tottenham Hotspur. But he failed to establish a prominent role in north London to convince Spurs to take up their option to buy. So, he returned to Spain but is unlikely to stay at the Castellon province outfit.

Crystal Palace are monitoring Danjuma’s situation at Villarreal
Villarreal are still yet to inform Danjuma if they will now sanction his permanent transfer this summer or another loan. The six-cap Netherlands international has a contract at the Estadio de la Ceramica until June 2026. But he fell hugely out of favour before moving to Tottenham.
Bridge notes Crystal Palace are monitoring Danjuma’s situation as Villarreal are now possibly open to reducing their asking price. The Sky Sports journalist claims El Submarino Amarillo may reduce it to around £20-25m. Villarreal paid AFC Bournemouth in August 2021.

Everton have revived their interest in the transfer of Danjuma
Everton are also interested in a transfer for Danjuma this summer, despite him rejecting the Toffees for Tottenham this January. The (01/07, p105) reports that Goodison Park chiefs have put aside his U-turn in the winter sales and are now targeting a fresh loan move.
Danjuma had agreed to join Everton but changed his mind the moment Tottenham targeted his transfer, per the . His 11th-hour rejection left the Toffees furious having also undergone a medical with the Blues. He also held interviews with their in-house media.
Everton firmly expected to seal the January transfer of Danjuma, who . But the switch fell through when he refused to submit his registration to the FA before training at Finch Farm. Now, though, Everton are interested in Danjuma again.