This time it may be the right one for Ernest Nuamah's departure to England, six months after his aborted departure for the Premier League. OL and Everton are close to an agreement for a deal worth around 20 million euros.
Irregular since his arrival at Olympique Lyonnais a year and a half ago, Ernest Nuamah is a frustrating player for the supporters of the Rhone club. The Ghanaian international is capable of flashes, but can also miss sometimes unmissable gestures. Facing some financial difficulties, OL will not hesitate to sell their right winger during the winter transfer window in the event of a big offer. In fact, discussions are underway with Everton for a transfer of around 20 million euros.
And the matter must be taken seriously because, quite rare in the world of football, the coach of the team concerned has agreed to publicly discuss a transfer currently under discussion. Questioned by the press, David Moyes admitted that Ernest Nuamah's profile appealed to the Toffees. “We are looking at signing several players and Nuamah is one of them. I hope we can make a few transfers before the transfer window closes.” commented the new Everton coach, who hopes that this time, the OL striker will agree to leave for the Premier League, unlike last summer. There are less than two weeks left for the two clubs and the player to come to an agreement while for his part, the 21-year-old left-hander is expected to start this Saturday evening against Toulouse in Ligue 1.
