Everton takeover: Stefan Borson makes ‘£1 billion+’ claim after deal twist
“There is a myriad of ways you can structure the deal, similar to how you would in a transfer and perhaps that’s something they could look at…
“There is a myriad of ways you can structure the deal, similar to how you would in a transfer and perhaps that’s something they could look at…
“If there’s an agreement there, the manager might say ‘If he wants to go, let him go.’
“I’m shocked at that one, though, because he’d only just come into the side.”
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