Everton exits continue as fee details emerge for Tim Iroegbunam after Hull City U-Turn
Tim Iroegbunam will be leaving Everton for Hull City after all this summer window.
Hull saw a move for the midfielder fall through last month due to an injury issue.
Iroegbunam was injured in a pre-season friendly with Stuttgart, which Hull felt would rule him out beyond the window closing.
Trabzonspor have since made a move for Iroegbunam, but it looks like Hull have returned with a successful bid.
That is amid a new update shared on Monday, a little over 24 hours before the deadline for deals to go through for Premier League sides.
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How much are Hull paying for Tim Iroegbunam?
Iroegbunam would have bee ruing his luck after sustaining that injury earlier this summer.
It was clearly not as bad as first thought, however, and Hull did not take too long to return back to the table.
Fabrizio Romano reported via X on Monday night that Hull are set to pay around £12.7million upfront for the 23-year-old and a further £10.3m in add-ons - so potentially as much as £23m.
The deal is said to have been agreed, so it is now just a case of sorting out the final details before 11pm on Monday.
Where do Everton now stand after manic Monday?
To say Monday has been wild for Everton in terms of transfer activity is an understatement.
Adam Aznou has exited Hill Dickinson Stadium, yet that confirmed deal has been completely buried.
The big takeaways are that a deal has now been struck to sign Folarin Balogun from Monaco, while Iliman Ndiaye is heading to Manchester City - and not Tottenham Hotspur.
Jack Grealish looks likely to arrive on loan from City, meanwhile, but an Everton return for Richarlison is looking less likely at this stage.
Oh, and Beto has been pictured in Florence ahead of joining Fiorentina.
And to think there are still around 24 hours to go.