Everton manager David Moyes says the club will decide what happens to 19-year-old Harrison Armstrong after Nottingham Forest make an offer, with the issue not yet resolved. Moyes confirms Forest have submitted a bid and notes that he would prefer Everton not to lose players, speaking after Everton’s 1-1 draw at Bournemouth in which Armstrong plays the full 90 minutes.
Reporting across outlets also indicates Forest are close to completing other transfer business involving Muñoz, while Everton-related player sales figures vary by source. The Guardian says Forest have an “agreement” on a Muñoz deal and that Armstrong’s prospective fee is reported to be around £40m, while another bid-related figure mentioned for Palace involves a £22m fee. Yahoo Sports adds that Moyes responds to “don’t sell Armstrong” chants from Everton supporters, saying he does not know whether the offer will be accepted.
Overall, outlets align that Forest are pursuing Armstrong and Moyes frames the decision as ultimately Everton’s, while differences focus on reported amounts and the parallel status of other deals mentioned in transfer roundups.
