By Amosu Adeboye, LAGOS
Nigeria forward Henry Onyekuru looks set to leave Everton on a permanent deal this summer with a host of European clubs interested in his services.
Onyekuru, 21, linked up with Everton from Belgian club, KAS Eupen in June, 2017 but he is yet to kick a ball for the Merseysiders as a result of work permit issues.
He spent the 2017/2018 campaign on loan at Anderlecht where his season cut short by a knee ligament injury.
The striker scored 10 goals in 28 league appearances for Anderlecht before the setback.
This season, Onyekuru has shone for Galatasaray who are also hopeful of making his loan move from Everton permanent at the the end of the campaign.
Onyekuru has scored 11 goals in 23 appearances for Galatasaray in the Turkish Super Lig and is currently fourth in the top scorers chart.
According to Turkish online news hub, Sporx.com, six European clubs; Paris Saint-Germain, Monaco, Marseille, Borussia Dortmund, Napoli and Sevilla all sent scouts to watch the talented forward in action in Monday’s league clash
against Alanyaspor where he bagged a brace.
The website also reported Everton will be willing to sell the Nigeria international for €20m having signed him for just €7m less than two seasons ago.
