A report claims there’s a strong chance Bowler will leave Queens Park Rangers, with an offer on the table from Everton.
QPR manager Ian Holloway
Queens Park Rangers are ready to sell Everton-linked winger Josh Bowler… on one condition, Get West London reports.
Everton are said to have already had a bid turned down for the 18-year-old, with another one on the table which is potentially worth in excess of £3 million.
QPR, though, are seemingly keen to keep Bowler at Loftus Road, and it is claimed they are set to offer the former Fulham youngster a new contract in a bid to keep him in the capital.
QPR’s Loftus Road ground
Bowler only recently extended his R’s deal until the end of next season, and, according to Get West London, Ian Holloway’s side are prepared to let him leave if he refuses their proposal – and there’s a strong chance he’ll move.
The report adds the right-sided player could earn a significantly more lucrative wage at Everton. However, it is not only finances which are likely to appeal to Bowler, with the Toffees’ recent development of young players making them an even more favourable option.
Everton manager Ronald Koeman
Mason Holgate, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ademola Lookman have each had significant exposure to Ronald Koeman’s first team this season, having been signed by Everton from Football League clubs.
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Everton winger Ademola Lookman
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