AlexBatak
10 years ago
Lukaku be like: 'Woah! What's happening here?'
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AlexBatak
10 years ago
Lukaku be like: 'Woah! What's happening here?'
JuvE19
10 years ago
Do they really need him though? Should have used the money on someone else
CroatiaFan123
10 years ago
Pretty sure they don't need Eto'o...
iamRDM
10 years ago
i am really curious how lukaku would react to this since he said he didnt like competition for a starting spot
AlexBatak
10 years ago
@JuvE19 "Should have used the money on someone else"
They signed him up for Free.
spanish
10 years ago
Alax they still have to pay his wages -_-
JuvE19
10 years ago
@AlexBatak, yes I know they signed him for FREE, but i what I meant was his wage
Wolfie
10 years ago
Edited
2 years for a 35 year old striker? 8|
2 years for a 35 year old striker? :P
spanish
10 years ago
lol the way Everton fc blurred out the chelsea kit out of Etoos picture :p
AlexBatak
10 years ago
@Spanish and JuvE19 Everton can handle the wages. I thought you were talking about the transfer fee.
gibor365
10 years ago
It would be interesting to see him vs Chelsea this Sut :)
Vendetta
10 years ago
I hope he benches Lukaku and becomes Everton's main striker.
Wolfie
10 years ago
Edited
Bench their 25 million record signing? Dream on V..
Their 25 million record signing? Dream on V..
AlexBatak
10 years ago
I think Martinez is planning to play with 2 strikers upfront.
tiki_taka
10 years ago
^ This could be brilliant.
Wolfie
10 years ago
Be afraid, be very afraid! They're going to tear the PL apart!!
AlexBatak
10 years ago
That's a really nice drawing Wolfie, I also think that if they play together upfront they will be hard to defend against. That would be the best decision Martinez will ever take and he will not regret it.
gibor365
10 years ago
imho, Lukaku will start and Eto'o will replace him in 2nd time
Samuel Eto’o has completed a free transfer to Everton and could make his Goodison Park debut against his former club Chelsea on Saturday.
The 33-year-old has signed a two-year contract with Roberto Martínez’s side with the length of the deal on offer from Everton a factor in the striker’s decision. Eto’o had been earmarked for a move to Liverpool in the event of Brendan Rodgers cooling on Mario Balotelli but, with his former Internazionale team-mate sealing a £16m transfer to Anfield, he has moved to the other side of Stanley Park.
Eto’o, a Champions League winner with Barcelona (twice) and Internazionale, scored 12 goals in 34 appearances for Chelsea last season but was not offered an extension to his one-year contract at Stamford Bridge. José Mourinho had expressed reservations over the Cameroon international’s age during his time with Chelsea and their paths could cross on Saturday when the Londoners face Everton at Goodison.
Martínez has been keen to strengthen his strike-force this season with Everton having the extra demands of a Europa League campaign and little back-up for their £28m record signing Romelu Lukaku. Arouna Koné is still recovering from the knee injury that ruined his first season as an Everton player last year.
Eto’o had been seeking a weekly wage of six figures from Liverpool but, with Everton’s highest-paid players earning around £75,000 a week, is expected to be on similar terms albeit with a signing on fee as a free agent and the security of a two-year deal.
The four-times African footballer of the year, who passed his medical on Tuesday, said: “I have been very impressed by the style of play Everton adopt. I could see straight away that at this club I will have the opportunity to play football.
“I had the chance to speak with the manager over the last few days and we agreed that this was what we would do.
“I was impressed with his enthusiasm but also by the knowledge of football that Roberto Martínez carries, his vision of football and how he reads football. I still think I can learn a great deal from him here.”
Samuel Eto’o has completed a free transfer to Everton and could make his Goodison Park debut against his former club Chelsea on Saturday.
The 33-year-old has signed a two-year contract with Roberto Martínez’s side with the length of the deal on offer from Everton a factor in the striker’s decision. Eto’o had been earmarked for a move to Liverpool in the event of Brendan Rodgers cooling on Mario Balotelli but, with his former Internazionale team-mate sealing a £16m transfer to Anfield, he has moved to the other side of Stanley Park.
Eto’o, a Champions League winner with Barcelona (twice) and Internazionale, scored 12 goals in 34 appearances for Chelsea last season but was not offered an extension to his one-year contract at Stamford Bridge. José Mourinho had expressed reservations over the Cameroon international’s age during his time with Chelsea and their paths could cross on Saturday when the Londoners face Everton at Goodison.
Martínez has been keen to strengthen his strike-force this season with Everton having the extra demands of a Europa League campaign and little back-up for their £28m record signing Romelu Lukaku. Arouna Koné is still recovering from the knee injury that ruined his first season as an Everton player last year.
Eto’o had been seeking a weekly wage of six figures from Liverpool but, with Everton’s highest-paid players earning around £75,000 a week, is expected to be on similar terms albeit with a signing on fee as a free agent and the security of a two-year deal.
The four-times African footballer of the year, who passed his medical on Tuesday, said: “I have been very impressed by the style of play Everton adopt. I could see straight away that at this club I will have the opportunity to play football.
“I had the chance to speak with the manager over the last few days and we agreed that this was what we would do.
“I was impressed with his enthusiasm but also by the knowledge of football that Roberto Martínez carries, his vision of football and how he reads football. I still think I can learn a great deal from him here.”
Samuel Eto’o has completed a free transfer to Everton and could make his Goodison Park debut against his former club Chelsea on Saturday.
The 33-year-old has signed a two-year contract with Roberto Martínez’s side with the length of the deal on offer from Everton a factor in the striker’s decision. Eto’o had been earmarked for a move to Liverpool in the event of Brendan Rodgers cooling on Mario Balotelli but, with his former Internazionale team-mate sealing a £16m transfer to Anfield, he has moved to the other side of Stanley Park.
Eto’o, a Champions League winner with Barcelona (twice) and Internazionale, scored 12 goals in 34 appearances for Chelsea last season but was not offered an extension to his one-year contract at Stamford Bridge. José Mourinho had expressed reservations over the Cameroon international’s age during his time with Chelsea and their paths could cross on Saturday when the Londoners face Everton at Goodison.
Martínez has been keen to strengthen his strike-force this season with Everton having the extra demands of a Europa League campaign and little back-up for their £28m record signing Romelu Lukaku. Arouna Koné is still recovering from the knee injury that ruined his first season as an Everton player last year.
Eto’o had been seeking a weekly wage of six figures from Liverpool but, with Everton’s highest-paid players earning around £75,000 a week, is expected to be on similar terms albeit with a signing on fee as a free agent and the security of a two-year deal.
The four-times African footballer of the year, who passed his medical on Tuesday, said: “I have been very impressed by the style of play Everton adopt. I could see straight away that at this club I will have the opportunity to play football.
“I had the chance to speak with the manager over the last few days and we agreed that this was what we would do.
“I was impressed with his enthusiasm but also by the knowledge of football that Roberto Martínez carries, his vision of football and how he reads football. I still think I can learn a great deal from him here.”