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DEADLINE DAY TRICKS WILL NOT WORK THIS TIME- KOEMAN TOLD TOTTENHAM


DEADLINE DAY TRICKS WILL NOT WORK THIS TIME- KOEMAN TOLD TOTTENHAM


Everton Manager, Ronald Koeman has confirmed that despite repeated reports of teams eyeing Ross Barkley, Everton is yet to receive any offer for the England International. The manager said with no offer currently for the player, he might end up staying at Everton.



“There is no offer on the table for Ross – that means he will stay at Everton,”



However, in order to not make it look as if Barkley is for sale or Everton already lost the battle of holding on to one the best players the team has the manager made it clear it’s not automatic the team would accept any offer if it eventually comes



“The player has one year contract and there is no offer. Maybe the club will not accept the offer (if and when it comes) because he is a good, young English player”



Ross Barkley is obviously in search of Silverware and will definitely not be renewing his contract with Everton, so it is wise for the team to cash in on him this summer to avoid him walking away for free. Everton knows Spurs have interest in the player but are playing the deadline hour trick. Ronald Koeman who had experienced this with Spurs chairman while at Southampton has issued strong warning that it will not work



“If there’s a club thinking, ‘We can wait until the last day and we put some money on the table and we get Ross Barkley’, then sorry, you do not get Ross Barkley”



Despite the one year remaining in Barkley’s contract, Everton is still expecting to rake in as much as £50 Million on the England International

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