EverSteve
27-08-2008, 08:24 PM
Press failed to spot this, lmao at that pathetic. Came out of the blue, COYB now to sign a few decent ******* players.
Came from the official site, so its not a rumour, signed deal just medical shiz.
http://www.evertonfc.com/assets/_files/images/aug_08/efc__1219864900_segundo-castillo.jpg
Everton are poised to sign Ecuador international Segundo Castillo.
The Blues have agreed a deal with Red Star Belgrade and the midfielder is set to join up with the squad in the next 24 hours to undergo a medical.
The deal is, of course, subject to a work permit, an application for which has been made.
Castillo is a very highly-rated 26 year-old midfielder and made his Ecuador debut in 2005. He joined Red Star Belgrade in 2006 from Ecuadorian side El Nacional after beginning his career with El Deportivo ESPOLI.
He is a regular in the national team and has made 33 appearances. He is primarily a defensive midfield player but he has a willingness to join in the attack when the opportunity arises.
Castillo was a member of the 2006 Ecuador World Cup squad in Germany and played in three of their four matches, including the last 16 tie against England, that was won by a second-half David Beckham goal.
Came from the official site, so its not a rumour, signed deal just medical shiz.
http://www.evertonfc.com/assets/_files/images/aug_08/efc__1219864900_segundo-castillo.jpg
Everton are poised to sign Ecuador international Segundo Castillo.
The Blues have agreed a deal with Red Star Belgrade and the midfielder is set to join up with the squad in the next 24 hours to undergo a medical.
The deal is, of course, subject to a work permit, an application for which has been made.
Castillo is a very highly-rated 26 year-old midfielder and made his Ecuador debut in 2005. He joined Red Star Belgrade in 2006 from Ecuadorian side El Nacional after beginning his career with El Deportivo ESPOLI.
He is a regular in the national team and has made 33 appearances. He is primarily a defensive midfield player but he has a willingness to join in the attack when the opportunity arises.
Castillo was a member of the 2006 Ecuador World Cup squad in Germany and played in three of their four matches, including the last 16 tie against England, that was won by a second-half David Beckham goal.