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Manchester United defender Harry Maguire has said that the club did not do enough in the opening 60 minutes against Fulham.
Fulham are amongst the teams that have shown interested in Everton midfielder Alex Iwobi, as the former Arsenal player considers a departure from Goodison Park. Iwobi has been a regular first-team player at the Toffees but has recently admitted that he would like a new challenge, particularly as he heads into the final year of his contract, and Fulham are weighing up a £20 million transfer deadline day deal.
With just six months remaining on the player's contract, Everton midfielder Alex Iwobi appears to be a target for his former club Arsenal, as Mikel Arteta considers bolstering his midfield options ahead of the second half of the Premier League season. Iwobi moved to Everton in 2019 in a deal worth £34 million, and could now return to the Emirates for a cut price £7.5 million.
Everton manager Marco Silva has for the first time opened up on the reasons why the club allowed Ademola Lookman to depart the Goodison Park outfit for pastures new. Lookman made a permanent transfer to RB Leipzig having spent a season on loan with the Bundesliga club.
Though it is an overworked phrase in the modern game, Chelsea and Man Utd are undeniably going through ‘transitional periods’ in the background, having both experienced indifferent starts to 2019/20 under inexperienced managers.
Everton are understood to have agreed on a fee in the region of £38m to secure the services of Alex Iwobi from Arsenal.
Everton are reported to have made an opening offer of £30m for Nigerian winger Alex Iwobi, which has been knocked back by Arsenal.
Arsenal are scheduled to face Brighton & Hove Albion at the Emirates Stadium in their final home game of the campaign.
Arsenal make the trip to east Midlands to face Leicester City in tomorrow's early league kick-off.
Arsenal had reportedly sent scouts to watch David Neres in action during Ajax's 2-1 triumph over Juventus in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final.
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