Hayden Hackney

[74Blue]

He’s basically a young KDH, if he comes he’ll be sat on the bench until KDH retires or Moyes leaves.

Obviously a talent and a good price but I feel there are higher priorities for us - depends how much budget we have this year

Fixed it for you

[Trowel]

[Bluedylan1]

I think for the rumoured £10-15m fee, it's an excellent signing tbh. Great value, with the potential for his value to increase significantly.

[Audrey Horne]

How is he only 10m??

Because a year left in contract?

[sam of the south]

No way will we be the best club in for him if he’s for sale at that price

[Bluedylan1]

How is he only 10m??

Because a year left in contract?

Yep.

[blueToffee]

Yeah, at 10 mil it would seem a no brainer. Given recent Championship prices though, you'd doubt they'd sell for that.

15 mil maybe with a lot of reasonable add ons?

[kramer]

He’s worth £20m at least.

It’s worth trying to pay less due to his contract situation but I also don’t mind paying full asking if that’s it.

If you get a chance to sign a young English baller for less than market value, it’s generally worth doing unless it’s a blatant stylistic mismatch. Same philosophy as Delap last summer.

[Cozzie]

[StirlingBlue]

Given the talk about the fee being so low wonder if there’s a hefty sell on clause.

If they truly rate him then seems like the best way to get money even after running his contract down

[Bluebridge]

It was quoted as £20m on Monday.

[Bluedylan1]

It was quoted as £20m on Monday.

Says £10-15m in Paddy Boyland's article, and he's usually one of the most clued-up re: Everton.

[Bluebridge]

Says £10-15m in Paddy Boyland's article, and he's usually one of the most clued-up re: Everton.

I’m just going off what TalkSPORT we’re reporting. Probably will be £10 leading up to £20m

[Brownie]

No brainer at that price