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Thomas Gravesen and Stefan Wessels will be leaving Everton with immediate effect. The duo have been told they have no future at Everton and Gravesen will be returning to Celtic whilst Wessels is expected to return to the Bundesliga.
Blackburn Rovers are considering a transfer move for Danish midfielder Thomas Gravesen. The player is currently owned by Celtic and is on loan at Everton, but with Mark Hughes uncertain of Turkish midfielder Tugay's future, Gravesen is seen as an option.
Everton and West Ham go head to head at Goodison Park, Everton are in the hunt for Champions League qualification while West Ham's season looks to be over with 8 games to go already. Last weeks results were both a reverse in form for each side.
Everton boss David Moyes has revealed he has nearly a fully fit squad to take on SK Brann in the second leg of their UEFA Cup match this week.
It's the 177th Merseyside derby in the Premiership on Saturday's early kick-off between Everton and Liverpool at Goodison Park. Fernando Torres is missing for Liverpool, while Tim Cahill makes his long-awaited return. If Everton grab a victory they will level on points with Liverpool.
Everton boss David Moyes has confirmed that Tim Cahill may return for the Liverpool clash at Goodison Park on Saturday. Cahill picked up a metatarsal injury in pre-season and has not played in the Premiership yet.
Fulham have been linked with a move for Danish central midfielder Thomas Gravesen. The Celtic player has been told he may not have a future at Parkhead but Gravesen himself claimed he would fight for his future. Now it appears Lawrie Sanchez is set to bid for Gravesen.
Thomas Gravesen's agent has claimed that the Danish midfielder will be staying at Celtic to try and fight for his place. Besiktas have already failed in their bid to sign the player this summer.
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