Everton enquire about Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi and Arsenal forward Lucas Perez
- Michy Batshuayi is unlikely to leave if Tottenham sign Fernando Llorente
- Everton had tried to sign striker Lucas Perez from Deportivo last year
- Newcastle also remain in the frame too to sign the Arsenal forward
Everton have asked about Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi but he is unlikely to leave if Tottenham sign Fernando Llorente
Belgium international Batshuayi has struggled for minutes since his £33million arrival from Marseille and Antonio Conte has targeted a new striker recently, with Llorente high on his list.
However, Tottenham have seen a shock bid accepted for the Spanish striker, with the offer understood to be higher than Chelsea have previously been willing to go for Llorente.
Everton are searching for a striker and have targeted Chelsea man Michy Batshuayi
Ronald Koeman's side have also enquired about Arsenal striker Lucas Perez
Meanwhile, Everton have also enquired about Arsenal's Lucas Perez, who they tried to sign from Deportivo last year.
Rafa Benitez's Newcastle remain in the frame too for the Spaniard, who endured a frustrating debut season in north London.
He started only four matches after Christmas last season and did not start a game after Arsenal's FA Cup win at Sutton in February.
However, Sportsmail understands that Perez is edging closer to a return to Deportivo on loan, with discussions ongoing between the two clubs.
Koeman has been busy in the transfer window but is still keen on securing a striker
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