News about Demarai Gray

As his team conceded a last-minute equalizer against struggling Al-Hazm, Steven Gerrard's woes in Saudi Arabia continued. Jordan Henderson, the former Aston Villa boss, welcomed a group of ex-Premier League stars to Al-Ettifaq in the summer. Demarai Gray, Moussa Dembele, and Georginio Wijnaldum, a former Liverpool midfielder, are also in Al-Ettifaq's squad.

Al-Ettifaq have wonless in eight matches over the past two months and sit eighth in the table, one spot lower than where they finished last season. That's amid major summer investment, with Jordan Henderson, Georginio Wijnaldum, Demarai Gray, Moussa Dembele, and Jack Hendry all being drafted in.

In the 2021-2022 season, Everton projected a sixth-place finish before finishing 16th, leaving them out on a £21 million income. Everton's 10-point deduction is continuing after the Toffees were found guilty of breaching the Premier League's financial laws back in the same campaign - suffering three years with staggering losses of nearly £372 million per year. That figure was more than £250 million over what the Premier League's guidelines allow clubs to lose over the three-year cycle, and now the source of their struggles from the season's defeat has been unearthed.

Demarai Gray has completed his £8 million move from Merseyside to Saudi Arabia, with the Everton winger joining Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson's club Al Ettifaq, and he couldn't avoid a parting shot at Sean Dyche. After Everton blocked Gray's move to Leverkusen in 2021, he said on Sunday that playing for someone who does not show you respect as a person.' 'Demarai made it clear that he wanted to move,' and he told us a change had been made, which was exciting to hear from a player.' We told him that no moves are made without the help of this club.'

SIMON JONES: Everton and Al Ettifaq are close to an agreement over the selling of winger Demarai Gray for £10 million. The winger has been very vocal in his desire to leave the club due to a lack of trust from boss Sean Dyche, but Everton boss Sean Dyche attempted to set the record straight on Tuesday. Last week, Gray had told Everton that he had agreed to a transfer, but Dyche was attempting to point out that the club must reach an understanding before allowing a player to leave.

The summer transfer window may be a thing of the past as far as Premier League clubs are concerned, but several top flight players are still looking for new clubs in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey, where many top flight players are still searching for new teams. Davinson Sanchez, Tanguy Ndombele, and Eric Bailly have all agreed to move away from the Premier League since deadline day, and more out-of-favour players will continue to play in pursuit of more regular first team football. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabian giants Al-Ittihad are still searching for Mohamed Salah after Liverpool turned down a bid of £150 million for the Egyptian superstar.

Everton is close to reaching an understanding with Al Ettifaq over the £8 million transfer of winger Demarai Gray. The winger has been vocal in his desire to leave the club due to a lack of respect from manager Sean Dyche, but Everton boss Sean Dyche tried to set the record straight on Tuesday. Gray had notified Everton that he had been planning a move last week, but Dyche was keen to point out that the club must reach an agreement before any player is allowed to leave.

Gray is in talks to join Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson's Saudi Arabian club Al Ettifaq, with Everton winger Dan Trace taking aim at boss Sean Dyche yesterday. Since being linked to Merseyside's througout the summer, the winger has been preparing for a transfer to Saudi Pro League side Al Shabab was agreed in August. Gray is still a member of Everton but is yet to make a matchday squad this season, and he was also close to joining Fulham before a transfer fell off.

The Jamaican international hasn't appeared in any of Toffee's first two Premier League games, and Sean Dyche looks to be able to move forward to raise transfer funds. Fabrizio Romano announced after Everton's 4-0 loss to Aston Villa on Sunday that a "verbal deal in principle" had been reached with Al Shabab for the transfer of Gray. With both Crystal Palace and Besiktas rumored to be interested in signing him, the Birmingham-born winger has been linked to a departure from Goodison Park for a large portion of the summer.

After acquiring Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic in a £77.6 million contract, Al-Hilal has offered him £46 million for the Fulham striker. Neymar, 31, has agreed to a two-year contract on a rumored £129 million a year, and 28-year-old Mitrovic wants to join him. Fulham wants closer to £50 million and is in negotiations with Chelsea and Timothy Castagne from Leicester City, though their bid for the Belgian falls short of the Championship team's estimate.

SIMON JONES: Besiktas are the newest club to investigate Demarai Gray, an Everton winger. The 27-year-old has already been linked to a departure from Goodison Park this summer, with West Ham, Fulham, and Crystal Palace all apparently interested in the attacker's services. Besiktas, Turkey's Super Lig side, has stepped up their attacking options ahead of the new season. Gray scored three goals for the Toffees last season, when Everton struggled at the wrong end of the table. He has only one year remaining on his current contract, but the Merseysider would certainly be dissatisfied to see the winger leave having already struggled for a spark and goals last season.

Crystal Palace is showing an interest in Everton winger Demarai Gray (pictured) and Villarreal attacker Arnaut Danjuma. Gray is expected to leave Goodison Park this summer as the Toffees look to raise funds to raise funds to improve their precarious financial situation. The 26-year-old played 36 times for Everton last season, but rival clubs are keeping an eye on him, with Palace among the teams monitoring his situation.

Everton's Demarai Gray has been the first one-time England international to change national allegiances after being called up for Jamaica's CONCACAF Gold Cup squad. The 26-year-old made 26 appearances for the Three Lions at youth level, including 26 for the U21 team under then-manager Gareth Southgate between 2016 and 2018. Gray was then selected by Southgate to compete in Russia for the World Cup 2018, but the actor was unable to attend.

Sean Dyche is not a genius at words. He can participate and talk in a press conference without giving away too much, but the time has come for him to say something important on Sunday. Everton's boss didn't look pleased or relieved as he mulled over Bournemouth's 1-0 loss that retained their Premier League status. He was stony-faced, company-like, and the message was sent right to the root of all of the club's ongoing trading. Worrying. Already this seems to be a window like Rafa Benitez's in 2021 when he wanted to bring in Denzel Dumfries and Aurélien Tchouameni, then a novice at Monaco, but Demarai Gray was allowed $1.7 million and three free signings.

After Demarai Gray's stoppage-time penalty and boos ringing around the stadium at the final whistle, the Toffees (right) were thrashed at Goodison Park on Tuesday night. And supporters (bottom) took to Twitter to condemn Everton's results - and label under pressure manager Frank Lampard (pictured) a "beaten man" after a result that saw his side just one point above the relegation zone. After being told of the possibility of avoiding it last season, one said, "I am not looking forward to Everton being recalled." This was just a hopeless tragedy.' A second time has been added: "To be honest, it's inexcusable!" says the author. #Everton #Hopeless' "He's been looking like a beaten man for weeks," a bloated man said on another. 'LampardOut.'

Although Manchester City was left wondering the price of more dropped points, Demarai Gray said that Everton's witty display would be a platform to keep them safe from a relegation scrape. Gray said that the feisty encounter, which featured seven yellow cards, was something the Toffees had wished for in an attempt to make life difficult for the Premier League champions. City were stumbling by hefty Everton challenges, with Kevin De Bruyne and Erling Haaland particularly impressive at the back. Frank Lampard's team only managed one shot on target, but Gray's effort moved beyond Ederson and now has some traction after a Boxing Day sucker punch dealt by Wolves.

Following Everton's humiliating 4-1 loss to Bournemouth on Tuesday, enraged followers slammed Frank Lampard on social media, as a handful of supporters called for the Merseyside club to fire their manager. Lampard sacked for rotating his crew on Everton's trip to the south coast, ahead of another match against the Cherries in the Premier League this weekend. Bournemouth's goal by Jamal Lowe and Junior Stanislas put the hosts 2-0 ahead before Toffees replacement Demarai Gray clawed one back in the second half, only to spur the hosts to score two more late thanks to Emiliano Marcondes and Jaidon Anthony.

Demarai Gray has shared more of his 'toxic thoughts' that possessed him during his stay in Leicester and Bayer Leverkusen. Gray, a former England youth prospect and Premier League winner with Leicester in 2016, struggled to secure a fruitful career at the King Power and then moved to Germany in January 2021. The 26-year-old lived at Leverkusen for six months before joining Everton on a free transfer in the summer, and has since admitted to suffering from poor mental stability before arriving at Goodison Park.

Fulham has gotten off to a good start in their Premier League debut and have won their last two games to push up to the top half of the Premier League. But Craven Cottage's much-improved Everton side will put their revival into doubt. For live coverage of the Premier League's teatime kick-off, join Sportsmail.

Nottingham Forest is close to reaching an agreement for Bordeaux striker Hwang Ui-jo, who will then join Olympiacos on loan. Following his arrival at the City Ground, Olympiacos, who own Forest, are set to land the 29-year-old on a season-long loan. As Bordeaux was relegated from the top flight, the South Korean national scored 11 goals in 32 Ligue 1 appearances in his last campaign.

JOE BERNSTEIN JOE BERNSTEIN — THE HIGHBURY STADIUM — Demarai Gray answered a late SOS to ensure that Everton avoided an embarrassing cup upset at League One Fleetwood. As intended starter Tom Davies complained of a niggle in the warm-up, Gray was promoted from the substitutes' bench shortly before kick-off. Frank Lampard, the only Everton player to have scored in the Premier League this season, had a lucky break as a visitor led the visitors ahead after 28 minutes.