Your Everton morning headlines on Thursday, March 24.
Moise Kean latest on Everton return after Juventus transfer claim
There is no arrangement in Everton striker Moise Kean’s two-year loan deal at Juventus to bring him back to Goodison Park next season.
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Calciomercato report the Serie A club are trying to get out of their agreement to permanently re-sign the player, and quote Italian journalist Paolo Bargiggia as saying: “Regarding Kean, the signals are not very good. They will try to return him by not continuing with the deal set when they took him.” The article has prompted outlets back in the UK to speculate that Kean could be back turning out in a royal blue jersey in the 2022/23 campaign with fellow frontmen Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Richarlison both linked with potential Goodison Park exits in recent weeks.
Chris Beesley has the full story on the future of the Italian forward, here.
Salomon Rondon speaks out over Everton future as transfer not ruled out
Salomon Rondon has refused to rule out a return to La Liga and insisted he has no intention of retiring from international football.
The 32-year-old joined the Blues on transfer deadline day last summer. The forward put pen to paper on a two-year contract at Goodison Park after two years in the Chinese Super League.
This move saw the Venezuelan link up with Rafa Benitez for the third time in his playing career. Rondon had previously worked under the Spaniard at Newcastle United and Dalian Professional.
The forward has found first-team opportunities hard to come by since Frank Lampard replaced Benitez at the end of January. However, he did score twice in the recent 2-0 FA Cup win over Boreham Wood.
Ahead of his move to Everton, Rondon was a transfer target for former side Malaga, and the forward has refused to rule out a return to Spain in the future.
Connor O'Neill has the full story, here.
