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Everton have emerged as a possible destination for English international Joe Hart according to the Mirror. The 29-year-old has been told that he will be allowed to leave the Etihad this summer, if Pep Guardiola is able to find a suitable man to take up the gloves.
Reports from Spanish publication Mundo Deportivo say that City may have already agreed personal terms with Hart’s possible replacement in the form of Claudio Bravo, which is quite a surprise with the Sky Blues having long been linked with a move for Marc-Andre ter Stegen.
Crystal Palace could be set for a double-player exit in coming days if rumours from the Daily Mirror are to be believed. Winger Yannick Bolasie and former captain Mile Jedinak are set to leave the club to link up with Everton and Aston Villa, respectively.
Despite the reported imminent arrival of Bolasie this week, the Toffees are still on the lookout for even more wingers. Goal speculates that Everton have had a £8.6 million bid rejected for Lyon winger Rachid Ghezzal, with Arsenal and West Ham also interested in the player.
Tottenham may have a replacement for Christian Eriksen lined up should he decide to leave before the window shuts, with a number of clubs eyeing the Denmark international. The Sun is claiming that the North Londoners could make a move for Sporting Lisbon’s Adrien Silva in a deal worth around £13 million.
Watford are set to go head-to-head with Arsenal to secure the services of Juventus midfielder Mario Lemina. Calciomercato is reporting the news, and the Hornets may look to move quickly with the Gunners possibly having made a £14 million bid for the 22-year-old.
Lemina may not be the only Juventus heading to Vicarage Road this season, with Roberto Pereyra also a reported target for the club. Sky Sports claims that the two clubs are close to agreeing a fee, while no personal terms have been discussed with the midfielder.
Marouane Fellaini could be heading for the Old Trafford exit in the final two weeks of the transfer window according to the Express. Turkish giants Galatasaray could offer the Belgium international an escape route, with Red Devils fans continually frustrated with his play style.
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