Everton could reportedly now sell as many as three of their players to Tottenham Hotspur as some transfer news has emerged in Mike McGrath's column for The Telegraph.

The Lowdown: Poor season

Even though the Goodison Park faithful now look quite likely to survive the relegation threat, they have still had a poor season by their standards.

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Sitting just above the bottom three, they have not finished lower than 12th since the 2004/05 campaign, and with the amount of money that they have spent over the years, they really should not be in this position.

Given their troubles with Financial Fair Play, it would not be a surprise to see the Blues offload some players even if they stay up.

The Latest: Tottenham lurking

As per The Daily Telegraph's McGrath, Spurs have now been keeping an eye on Richarlison, Ben Godfrey and Anthony Gordon ahead of potential moves in the summer.

Given their situation, it is likely that the Merseyside club could look to move on some of their players for big money, in order to help fund a rebuild.

The Verdict: Difficult to keep

If a club like the Lilywhites, who are pushing for UEFA Champions League qualification, come calling for some of the Toffees' best players, then it will be difficult to keep them.

Richarlison currently ranks as their best performer in the Premier League, while Gordon has come on leaps and bounds this term with four goals, two assists and two man-of-the-match awards, and Godfrey ranks highly among his teammates in some key defensive areas (WhoScored).

Rated at £45m, £14.4m and £19.8m respectively, a value totalling £79.2m, selling them would increase the transfer budget significantly, although the Blues supporters would surely see keeping Gordon in particular as a big priority this summer.

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