Friday, June 22, 2018

Everton ready to use Mo Besic and Ramiro Funes Mori in bid to tempt Boro into selling Ben Gibson

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Everton ready to use Mo Besic and Ramiro Funes Mori in bid to tempt Boro into selling Ben Gibson

EVERTON are ready to use Mo Besic and Ramiro Funes Mori as bait in an attempt to sign Middlesbrough’s Ben Gibson.

The Toffees have joined Southampton in the chase for the highly-rated centre-half.

Everton are ready to use two of their players as bait to try and tempt Boro into selling Ben GibsonEverton are ready to use two of their players as bait to try and tempt Boro into selling Ben GibsonPA:Empics Sport

Boro chairman Steve Gibson will not allow his 25-year-old nephew to leave on the cheap.

However, the Northern Echo claim Everton could use the duo in some “hard-bargaining and negotiating” to land the defender.

Besic had a hugely-impressive loan spell at The Riverside last season and Boro boss Tony Pulis would love to have him back.

The Bosnian is believed to be keen on returning to Teesside if new Everton manager Marco Silva deems him surplus to requirements.

Mo Besic spent the second half of last season on loan at The RiversideMo Besic spent the second half of last season on loan at The RiversideGetty Images - Getty Boro boss Tony Pulis is also keen on signing Ramiro Funes Mori from EvertonBoro boss Tony Pulis is also keen on signing Ramiro Funes Mori from EvertonGetty Images - Getty

However, the Goodison Park outfit value him at £12million and would only be willing to do business for a permanent deal.

Pulis is also keen on Funes Mori with several reports claiming he has tabled a £5m bid for the 27-year-old.

The Argentinian is also a target for Mexican club Monterray but Boro would be able to offer a better financial package.

Gibson is valued at around £20m and it remains to be seen whether a player-plus-cash deal would be acceptable to the North East outfit.

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