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‘Refreshing every five seconds’: Some Everton fans hope Allan announcement contains hint for two more
A number of Everton fans are speculating on how the Toffees could soon announce two more signings following Allan’s arrival at Goodison Park.
On Saturday morning, Everton that the 29-year-old midfielder had joined from Napoli for an undisclosed fee.
According to , the Toffees have paid €25m (£22.3m) plus an additional €3m (£2.7m) in incentives for Allan, who has penned a three-year contract.
The move sees the player, who has been capped nine times by Brazil, reunite with Carlo Ancelotti at Everton, having previously worked under the Italian for two seasons at Napoli.
Everton teased Allan’s arrival with a GIF of Richarlison, in front of a Brazil flag, tapping his temple, and the caption “Richarlison knows”.
The Toffees have also been heavily linked with and .
Given the compatriot angle in the Allan teaser, done by a fellow Brazilian, quite a few Everton fans are now hoping Lucas Digne can do the same for his fellow Frenchman, while Yerry Mina can announce his fellow Colombian.
digne knows… Mina knows… 👀👀👀
— Darren (@Darren1878nsno)
Digne, Mina… know anything?
Asking for a friend— Sammy Kingston (@sammykingston7)
So we’re all waiting for the “Lucas Digne knows…” followed by “Yerry Mina knows…” tweets then are we? 😁
— Neil Tyler (@NTyler_VI)
Doucouré will be next..Lucas Digne knows… 👀
Then the big one..
Yerry Mina knows… 👀
— ꜱᴇᴀɴɴ .. 🇧🇷➅ … 🇫🇷🇨🇴👀 (@seann1878)
So is Digne knowing or Mina knowing next then then haha..COYMT
— tony (@tonyf_efc)
Yerry Mina and Lucas Digne knows next? 👀
— ParkEndViews (@ParkEndViews)
Now do one with Mina and Digne please and then I’ll be happy 😘
— Man Of Steel (@SMP1821)
Refreshing every five seconds until the ‘Mina Knows’ and ‘Digne Knows’ GIFS arrive 😂
— Pedro De Montfort (@Pique77)
Allan started his career at Vasco da Gama in his home country before moving to Italy with Udinese in 2012 and then switching to Napoli in 2015.
He was also part of the Brazil squad – alongside Richarlison – that won the Copa America in 2019.