Soccer Football - Premier League - Crystal Palace v Everton - Selhurst Park, London, Britain - August 10, 2019 Everton's Morgan Schneiderlin looks dejected after being shown a red card Action Images via Reuters/Tony O'Brien EDITORIAL USE ONLY. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or "live" services. Online in-match use limited to 75 images, no video emulation. No use in betting, games or single club/league/player publications. Please contact your account representative for further details.
In a recent report on Morgan Schneiderlin’s stance at Everton, the club are looking to sell the midfielder for a knockdown price, which could be as little as £5 million.
According to Football Insider (via @TheGwladysSt), the Blues are hoping to offload Schneiderlin for a reduced fee this summer as he enters the final year on his contract.
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Since his arrival on Merseyside in 2017 for an initial £20 million (via BBC Sport), the Frenchman has contributed to just three goals (one goal, two assists) in his 88 appearances for the club (via Transfermarkt).
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Fans are responding to the summer exit link and are happy to see that he will be leaving the club one way or another, with no new contract reports on the table for the 30-year-old. One Blue has called for Everton to ‘get rid ASAP’ whilst another has referred to Schneiderlin’s £5m asking price and has commented that ‘5 quid would do it’.
https://twitter.com/thatblueboy98/status/1259853022668210176?s=20
Have to pay THEM 5m to take that lamppost away.
— Mart (@EFCBlueBray) May 11, 2020
Snap there hands off, come West Ham you know you want him
— Neil Martin (@Neilo_m) May 11, 2020
5 quid would do it
— RiddledBlues (@RiddledBlues2) May 11, 2020
West ham would give us what we paid for him
— Danny (@DannyUTFT) May 11, 2020
— Elist Day (@Elist12Day) May 11, 2020
What’s your take, Blues fans? Should Everton offload Schneiderlin in the summer? Join the discussion in the comments!
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