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Former Everton defender Yerry Mina ‘set to stay in the Premier League as Fulham look to secure free transfer after contract at Goodison expired’
- Yerry Mina has left Everton after his contract with the Toffees came to an end
- The 28-year-old defender is now a free agent after five years at Goodison
- He is a top target for Fulham should one of their defenders leave this summer
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Fulham are reportedly trying to sign defender Yerry Mina after his contract with Everton expired.
The 28-year-old is now a free agent after his five-year spell at Goodison Park came to an end.
The Cottagers are admirers of the strong centre-back and are looking to swoop in if one of their defenders leave, according to The Sun.
Tosin Adarabioyo is one who has been linked with an exit with Tottenham said to be interested.
Adarabioyo made 25 appearances for Fulham last season and impressed for Marco Silva’s side.
Fulham are reportedly trying to sign defender Yerry Mina after his Everton contract expired
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Spurs had been interested in Marc Guehi but Crystal Palace’s valuation of £60m has seen them look elsewhere.
Adarabioyo, who is yet to make his debut for England, has just one year remaining on his current contract.
And Fulham are now willing to let him leave, with Monaco also keen on securing his services.
Mina said it ‘has been an honour to have belonged to Everton’ and issued thanks to the club’s fans at the end of the season
Mina spent five years with Everton and could now be set to stay in the Premier League
The centre-back, 28, joined the Toffees for £27.2m from Barcelona in 2018.
Before Everton’s final league match of the season he told fans on Instagram that it was ‘time to say goodbye’.
He wrote: ‘I would like to dedicate these lines to say goodbye to all of you and try to describe how I feel at this moment.’
