Everton release SEVENTEEN including Premier League's ‘most disliked player' as Calvert-Lewin is left in limbo
EVERTON have confirmed the departures of 17 players.
While a further pair of first teamers, including
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Dominic Calvert-Lewin may have played his last game for Everton
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The Toffees this morning released their list of departures, with several big names to go.
Abdoulaye Doucoure, Ashley Young, Joao Virginia, Asmir Begovic, Mason Holgate and
Maupay, 28,
The Frenchman was involved in several high-profile on-field spats, including with
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Having fallen out of favour at Goodison Park, Maupay was shunted out on loan to Marseille last summer.
While still technically contracted to Everton, the forward took
Maupay is set to join Marseille on a permanent basis.
Seamus Coleman,
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Neal Maupay is set to formally leave Everton
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David Moyes has offered Seamus Coleman a new deal
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Idrissa Gueye has been offered a new deal by the Toffees
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They also revealed that they plan to "continue to liaise with representatives" of Keane and Calvert-Lewin.
'Normally a bottle of red wine down' - Moyes unhappy at unusual kick-off time
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According to
They add that talks have stalled with Calvert-Lewin, with the former
Everton loanees
Youngsters Owen Barker, Jack Butler, Luke Butterfield, Billy Crellin, Matthew Apter, Zan-Luk Leban and Jack Tierney are all also to depart.
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Michael Keane is likely to leave Everton this summer
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