Everton transfer news

Sigurdsson, 27, became Everton's record signing when he arrived at Goodison Park for £45m earlier this week.

Toffees finally completed £45m deal for Sigurdsson ealrier this week.

Tottenham's lack of transfer activity has been well publicised in recent months.

Woodman is keen to go on loan to a League One outfit this season in order to further his development.

Hutchison thinks Barkley should "knuckle down" and win his place back at his boyhood club.

Koeman has made a host of new signings but is far from finished in the transfer market this summer.

Sigurdsson, 27, has put pen to paper on a five-year deal.

Barkley only recently recovered from a groin problem and a fresh issue could derail move to Tottenham.

Sigurdsson may feature against Manchester City on Monday despite not having much of a pre-season.

Barry swapped Goodison Park for the Hawthorns in order to receive regular game-time.

French striker came off the bench to head home a dramatic late winner against Leicester on Friday night.

Antonio Conte has been credited with an interest in bringing his former Juventus forward to Stamford Bridge.

Spurs have long been interested in Barkley but have yet to make an offer for the England international.

Barkley has recently returned to training after undergoing groin surgery.

Everton yet to receive any offers for the midfielder, who has only 12 months left on his deal.

Koeman rubbished reports suggesting a deal for Sigurdsson was in jeopardy.

Garcia says he is only interested in players who want to play for Marseille.

Barkley's contract expires in a year as his Toffees future looks bleak.

Fer believes Tom Carroll can replace Sigurdsson as Swansea's set-piece specialist.

England Under-21 international relishing competition for every position at Goodison Park.

Both clubs still to agree on a fee with the Swans demanding £50m for the Iceland international

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McCarthy and Lennon have both been linked with moves away from Goodison Park.

Toffees director of football Steve Walsh travelled to Italy to contact a number of clubs earlier this summer.

Koeman admitted desire to see a central defender, winger and striker arrive at Goodison Park.

The France international is on the way out after after an disastrous first season in north London.

Koeman says Romelu Lukaku has not yet been replaced at Goodison Park.

Sigurdsson is eager to join Everton, who have two bids for the Icelandic international rejected by Swansea.

Spurs have been pursuing Barkley for a number of months but Groves wants to see the playmaker at The Emirates

Barkley, 23, has made it clear that he wishes to leave Goodison Park this summer.