Everton is locked up in the signature of talented Chelsea midfielder Kiannan Deucebury Hall, with the 26-year-old set is scheduled to receive his medical care on Tuesday.
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the deal is almost complete, and Toffee agrees to add £25 million plus additional performance-related add-ons to secure services for former Leicester City Academy alumni.
Dewsbury Hall, who joined Chelsea from Leicester last summer, appears to be set up for a quick switch to Goodison Park as part of Everton’s offensive rebuild under David Moet.
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The midfielder had limited opportunities at Stamford Bridge amid the busy midfield ranks of Chelsea. The move to Merseyside offers him a fresh start and a regular first-team soccer opportunity.
After a great season at Leicester’s championship under current blues boss Enzo Maresca, Dewsbury Hall moved to Stamford Bridge.
Despite contributing to the Conference League and Club World Cup victory, the midfielder is allowed to leave the club as Maresca continues his offensive summer rebuild.
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The move to Everton will guarantee the midfielder will continue his development at the top level in the Premier League, while also earning a reasonable fee for Chelsea.
Just as Moyes is trying to rebuild their team, Dewsbury-Hall is a success and is expected to be announced as Everton Player within the next 48 hours.
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