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Moyes says Everton must keep best players after Forest bid for Harrison Armstrong

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Moyes says Everton must keep best players after Forest bid for Harrison Armstrong

‘I don’t think we can afford to lose any players’ Nottingham Forest reportedly make £40m offer The sale of the 19-year-old Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest would be a “club decision” for Everton, according to David Moyes.

After his team’s 1-1 draw at Bournemouth , in which Armstrong played the full 90 minutes, Moyes said he would prefer to keep a player for whom a reported £40m offer has been made.

“I know there’s been an offer, I don’t really think there’s much else I’ve got to say about it,” Moyes said, initially refusing to be drawn.

“It’s not really a question for just now, it’ll be a club decision.” Continue reading...

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