Everton Eye Kyle Walker After Burnley Relegation

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Everton Eye Kyle Walker After Burnley Relegation

Everton are targeting Burnley right-back Kyle Walker as David Moyes looks to add experience to his squad. The 36-year-old could leave for a nominal fee after Burnley’s Premier League relegation, only a year after joining from Manchester City for about $6.75 million. Walker made 35 league starts last season, keeping him firmly on Everton’s radar now.

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