Your daily dose of Everton news and rumours

As expected, youngster Markelo Anthony has left Everton for Holland, joining the PSV Eindhoven youth team. [EFC]

Grading the Everton players and manager after that win at Huddersfield Town. [RBM]

Behind the scenes video of Everton going back to Yorkshire on Tuesday night after the trip to Leeds United last weekend.

It’s looking very likely now PSG will sell superstar Kylian Mbappe to Real Madrid, and Richarlison has been named as one of a handful of possible replacements for the Frenchman in the capital.

According to Duncan Castles, apparently super agent (and close ally of Farhad Moshiri) Kia Joorabchian has told Everton that he has a buyer for Richarlison, despite not being the player’s official representative. [Goodison News]

Meanwhile, Fabrizio Romano is reporting that to the contrary, there has been no bid received by Everton for Richarlison. [Give Me Sport]

Swedes Nathalie Björn and Anna Anvegård are settling in with their new Everton Women teammates and looking forward to playing with starlet Hanna Bennison. [EFC]

Here’s a Top Ten countdown of first Everton goals after Demarai Gray and Andros Townsend opened their accounts in recent games.

Colombian legend Faustino Asprilla has scolded his countryman James Rodriguez over his empty relentless chatter on social media. [Inside Futbol]

Sunderland have offered a contract to former Everton Under-23 goalie Jack McIntyre who was let go this summer. [HITC]

Sheffield United manager Slavisa Jokanovic did not have much to say about Everton’s bid for his striker Daniel Jebbison. [Inside Futbol]

Joaquin Correa has been insisting that he wanted to go to Inter Milan to rejoin his former Lazio manager Simone Inzaghi, and now that move is happening. Everton had been linked with the Argentine too.

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