Dele
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Bluenose91
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Re: Dele
Even when we could have actually played him without triggering his next clause he's not been available so I really don't see the logic in this at all.
Also I know it's been debated to death, but if we release him on a free and re-sign him I'm pretty sure Spurs will have that locked down as just being the same as a renewal and therefore will trigger another payment.
Unless Spurs write off any future fees and Dele signs a pay as you play then this is about as big a swerve as you can get.
Also I know it's been debated to death, but if we release him on a free and re-sign him I'm pretty sure Spurs will have that locked down as just being the same as a renewal and therefore will trigger another payment.
Unless Spurs write off any future fees and Dele signs a pay as you play then this is about as big a swerve as you can get.
Re: Dele
bit from The Athletic...
Before his winter setback, Everton and Tottenham had been in discussions to amend the terms of the deal that brought him to Goodison Park in January 2022. Everton did not have to pay an immediate fee but it was agreed that a sum of £10million ($12.7m) would be due once he reached 20 appearances. He has made 13, only one of which was a start.
That deal, which effectively disincentivises playing him, has merely added a further layer of complication.
There is an acceptance that Dele’s well-being would be best served by playing the sport he loves, but the two clubs had not reached an agreement before his latest round of surgery.
Under the terms, a lump payment would also be owed to Spurs should Dele sign a contract extension this summer and remain at Everton. This is another key detail expected to be discussed between the clubs when negotiations resume.
Dele is keen to remain in the Premier League and make an impression at Goodison Park, while Everton are open to handing him a new deal. Nobody is prepared to rule him out of returning for pre-season.