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Vertonghen has been struggling with an ankle problem in the last couple of weeks but insists he is "ready" for the north London derby.

Lallana has not featured for Liverpool since injuring his thigh in pre-season but Reds boss Jurgen Klopp thinks he may be able to play some part against Southampton.

Watford recently rejected Everton's request to speak to Silva, who is interested in succeeding Ronald Koeman at Goodison.

Can has long been linked with a move to the Italian champions, while Goretzka is reportedly of interest to a host of top European clubs.

Unsworth has overseen one victory and three defeats since taking over from Ronald Koeman, who was sacked over three weeks ago.

Belotti was linked with a host of European heavyweights during the summer transfer window but eventually remained in Turin.

Zaha's stock has steadily risen over the past 12 months but Parlour is not sure if the Ivorian would be an adequate replacement for Alexis Sanchez.

The Spanish forward has endured a nightmare start to his Everton career but still has some esteemed suitors.

Kepa, 23, made his debut for Spain against Costa Rica on Saturday (11 November) and is only concentrating on performing well for club and country.

Vinagre, 18, is currently on loan at Wolves from Monaco and is catching the eye of Premier League clubs.

Turan, 30, has been completely frozen out of Barcelona's first-team by manager Ernesto Valverde this season.

Vlasic featured regularly under Ronald Koeman but has made just one cameo appearance under interim boss David Unsworth.

Klopp's footballing philosophy is much to bear for his players, but Massey thinks they are now equipped to cope with the strain.

Everton majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri was target Simeone and Silva, who will remain at their current clubs for the time being.

Lampard would be interested in assuming a position in the Blues hierarchy, while PSG could turn to Conte if Unai Emery fails to deliver what they desire.

Mertens, 30, has been in blistering form for Napoli over the last 12 months and could be talked into a move away from the San Paolo.

Tierney, 20, recently signed a new six-year contract at Parkhead and is going from strength-to-strength under Brendan Rodgers.

Morata, 24, cut a frustrated figure during his second spell in the Spanish capital, but has not ruled out moving back to the Bernabeu.

Mirallas, 30, has endured a rather frustrating five years at Goodison Park and was recently sent away from first-team training.

Ratcliffe, who captained Everton during the most successful period in the club's history, thinks Simeone fits the bill for what the Toffees board are looking for.

Fellaini, 29, is valued highly by Jose Mourinho but a number of clubs are monitoring his contract situation.

Di Maria, 29, may have to leave the French capital as PSG look to stay in line with Financial Fair Play requirements.

Bolasie, 28, has not played for Everton since December after suffering serious knee ligament damage against Manchester United.

Pogba has been out of action for two months after suffering a hamstring injury against Basel in September.

Barkley rejected a contract offer from Everton as well as a move to Chelsea in the summer, and Allardyce thinks the 23-year-old has been poorly advised.

Sanchez and Ozil are both in the final knockings of their contracts at The Emirates Stadium and look set to leave north London on free transfers in the summer.

Matic joined United from the Premier League champions in the summer and has quickly become the midfield lynchpin for Jose Mourinho's side.

Kenny has made eight appearances for his boyhood club this season, improving with each passing game.

Cairney has been blighted by a troublesome knee injury this season but is still on Benitez's radar after failure to sign him in the summer.