da stake casino： Although Roberto Martinez was largely expected to turn things around at Goodison Park after his side’s distinct shortcomings last season, the 2015/16 campaign has only served to destabilise the Spaniard’s current position, regardless of what fate ultimately has in store for the Toffees between now and the end of term.
da cassino online： Yet whilst the traditionally impressive English club have certainly failed to set the world alight – with an increasingly leaky defence that has looked somewhat suspect even at the best of times – Everton nonetheless play host to one of the league’s top goalscorers and all-round formidable stars in the shape of Romelu Lukaku.
So then, in light of the subsequent transfer interest to reportedly come the big Belgian’s way this season: is it now only a matter of time before the 22-year-old front-man looks to part ways with his current employers, or can Everton successfully hold onto their marquee centre-forward despite the growing competition for his highly coveted signature?
Well, as Lukaku has nonetheless been lethal in front of goal, but still somehow witnesses his side residing in a somewhat lowly 12th place in the table right in the here and now, perhaps the Goodison Park faithful must indeed prepare for the worst this coming summer.
The ex-Stamford Bridge youngster and former star of the Belgian top-flight arguably represents one of the best centre-forwards in the whole of world football at the moment. Although Lukaku has admittedly been criticised on the back of several inconsistency related issues in the past, there is simply no doubting this man’s talents when things are going well.
Via his sheer tenacity inside the opposition’s penalty box and efficient link-up play in and around the final third, as well as an unmistakable physical presence all across the entire pitch for Everton in recent years, this is one player who has certainly failed to disappoint for the most part in 2015/16.
The relevant interest to reportedly come Lukaku’s way this season therefore arrives as little surprise. The likes of Chelsea and Manchester United among the English game – as well as both PSG and Real Madrid from the wider European scene – have all been linked with the Belgian’s services with varying degrees of probability this term.
Even if Martinez and Everton somehow manage to improve upon their fortunes before the culmination of the campaign, it still remains somewhat difficult to envisage such a widely admired striking talent sticking it out down at Goodison Park for a great deal longer truth be told…
The Toffees will likely command a somewhat sizable fee for their main man in the striking department when all is said and done, but even if the boardroom staff behind the scenes on Merseyside do in fact maintain a strong negotiating position this summer, such an outcome ultimately won’t stop several of Europe’s big spenders if their reported interest in Lukaku remains of a serious nature.
The upcoming EURO 2016 proceedings in France this summer could certainly prove rather telling for Everton fans one way or another. If Lukaku fails to set the international scene alight, then perhaps he will still be plying his trade down at Goodison Park next season, but if the 22-year-old striker serves to impress, as many have seemingly predicted this summer, the writing will most likely be left on the wall for the Toffees.
So then, with several of Europe’s major powerhouses likely to be on the hunt for a new recognised centre-forward ahead of the 2016/17 domestic campaign, Romelu Lukaku is arguably as good as gone from his current employers.
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