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Everton tracking AC Milan’s Kessie – but would the midfielder be a good signing?

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Everton tracking AC Milan’s Kessie – but would the midfielder be a good signing?

Everton are reportedly tracking AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie – but would the Ivorian be a smart signing by the Toffees?

According to Italian outlet calciomercato.com, Marco Silva’s side, along with Premier League rivals Arsenal and Tottenham, are all tracking the highly-rated 22-year-old ahead of a possible summer swoop. 

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The report claims that the Italian giants would be willing to part ways with the player this summer and would demand a fee in the region of €35m. 

Everton’s stance on a potential move for the Ivory Coast international could depend on the future of current midfielder Idrissa Gueye. 

The Senegalese midfielder has been strongly linked with a move to French champions Paris Saint-Germain for the past six months and could make the move to the Parc des Princes ahead of the new season. 

Although Kessie isn’t a natural holding midfielder, the youngster could prove to be an excellent addition to Silva’s side. 

The Ivorian thrives off playing in a box-to-box midfield role and has all the capabilities needed to succeed in the Premier League. 

Kessie is a powerful runner with the ball, has a high work-rate and isn’t afraid of a tackle, something which is needed at Goodison Park if Gueye leaves the club. 

The Toffees may well have to bring in a natural holding midfielder if Gueye does depart, however, signing the highly-rated AC Milan man could prove to be an excellent piece of business. 

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