It looks like Yannick Bolasie's time at Everton is over as new manager Marco Silva is willing to sell the winger for £15m.
The 29-year-old only joined Everton in 2016 but soon suffered a cruciate knee ligament injury which kept him out of action for 12 months.
Championship side Middlesbrough have declared their interest in the former Plymouth Argyle player but their hopes of signing him have been dealt a blow.
Premier League sides Burnley and, another of Bolasie's former clubs, Crystal Palace have thrown their hats into the ring.
Bolasie is thought to be keen on staying in the Premier League which looks set to rule Middlesbrough out.
However, the Everton man has a good relationship with Middlesbrough manager Tony Pulis from their time together at Palace.
That will work in their favour and the side have the money to spend following the £20m sale of Adama Tarore to Wolves and Ben Gibson to Burnley for £15m.
The transfer deadline shuts at 5pm so all three clubs have until then to make the deal happen, otherwise Bolasie will remain an Everton player.