Thursday's Everton News: Dawa, Castro and Chukwueze linked, latest injury news, Beto exit
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Recapping all the Everton news from yesterday.
Your daily dose of Everton news and rumours
The Everton Fan Advisory Board will look to hold talks with the potential new owners over long-term ticket pricing. [Liverpool Echo]
Up to date team news ahead of the trip to Ipswich on the weekend. [Liverpool World]
Not for the first time, Everton are showing an interest in AC Milan wide player Samuel Chukwueze ahead of the winter window, having pursued him while at Villarreal. [The Boot Room]
Who is Anthony Barry? Meet Thomas Tuchel's Champions League-winning ex-Everton player. The former Everton youngster has landed a new role as England assistant manager. [Liverpool Echo]
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The La's could be reformed for Goodison Park's farewell concert before Everton move to the new Everton Stadium. [Daily Mail]
Juventus have now ditched their interest in Dominic Calvert-Lewin in favour of signing Beto. [Give Me Sport]
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Premier League interest in 20-year-old Bologna striker Santiago Castro, with Everton and Aston Villa keeping tabs on the player. [Sport Witness]
Former Everton goalkeeping coach Alan Kelly has hailed Jordan Pickford for being a hero at the club over the years and calling the criticism of Pickford in the media as 'lazy'. [Liverpool World]
Photographer and Everton season ticket holder Laura Gates discusses the emotions of the long goodbye to Goodison Park and her efforts to capture the Grand Old Lady in all her glory. [Liverpool Echo]
Everton, Fulham and Leeds United are among a list of English clubs keeping tabs on Steaua Bucharest centre-back Joyskim Dawa. [Liverpool Echo]
Asmir Begovic has been speaking about the upcoming Ipswich match:
"Tough game, massive game, every game in the Premier League is incredibly tough and I think the level has never been higher. We go in there, we've been on a good run ourselves, three unbeaten and put in some good performances, we go there with a lot of optimism and hopefully we can put in a good performance". [talkSPORT]
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