After four months, the player who Everton fired in the summer is expected to depart his new team.

Everton’s recent financial woes are mostly due to their well-documented irresponsibility in the transfer market.

And while it’s true that the Premier League’s stadium loan payments sent them over the brink, they wouldn’t have

been in such danger if it weren’t for the egregious misbehavior that occurred many years earlier.

They face their third consecutive relegation battle as a result of Farhad Moshiri’s transfer-heavy tenure, which has

proven to be so regressive that he has blood on his hands for spending so much money in such a dramatic way.

Thankfully, another group of stars will leave when this season comes to an end because their contracts are up.

Hopefully, it will finally end the period of his most well-known setbacks, even though they won’t get paid again.

But with Yerry Mina, that choice from last summer has paid off handsomely.

Given how significant the Colombian defender proved to be when fit, concerns were raised when Sean Dyche

declined to offer him a new contract, even one that was shorter and less expensive.

The problem was, he wasn’t always available.

Being a peculiar and somewhat harsh South American stopper, he would exert every effort to make his opponent

uncomfortable in order to win. The enduring issue was that his body would malfunction after two or three games.

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