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Everton Agree Deal With Arsenal To Sign Midfielder

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Everton have reportedly agreed to sign Christian Norgaard in a £7million transfer from Arsenal. Norgaard joined the Gunners in a £15m move from Brentford just last summer but was limited to just 20 appearances across all competitions. He was named in a Premier League starting line-up just once – in the final match of the [...]

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