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Everton looking at ‘incredible’ free agent with 235 Premier League appearances

TBR Football can also confirm that Everton and Leeds are aware of the situation involving Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, with sources adding that two other English clubs are looking.

Correspondent for TBR Football – has been informed that Brentford and Burnley are also on alert after the Southampton academy graduate became a free agent.

Oxlade-Chamberlain (who was called “incredible” by Trent Alexander-Arnold) also has admirers in the Championship as he weighs up his next step.

As aforesaid, Rangers are also keen and seem most interested, with the Scottish giants actively considering an approach for the 32-year-old.

Oxlade-Chamberlain scored 20 goals and provided 24 assists in his 235 Premier League appearances across spells at Arsenal and Liverpool, winning the title with the latter in 2020.

Players to have appeared for both Liverpool and Everton
If David Moyes does end up bringing Oxlade-Chamberlain to Everton, the midfielder would join an exclusive 26-man club of players to have appeared for both the Toffees and Liverpool.

Conor Coady
Abel Xavier
Nick Barmby
Gary Ablett
Peter Beardsley
David Johnson
Steve McMahon
Kevin Sheedy
Dave Hickson
Jimmy Payne
Johnny Morrissey
Tony McNamara
John Heydon
Billy Hartill
Tom Gracie
Bill Lacey
Frank Mitchell
Dick Forshaw
Harold Uren
Benjamin Howard Baker
Andrew Hannah
Edgar Chadwick
Tom Wyllie
Patrick Gordon
Duncan McLean
John Whitehead
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The Hill Dickinson Stadium has already proven to be something of a rehabilitative place this season, with Jack Grealish shining for Everton after escaping Manchester City on a loan move.

The England international already has four assists in just three Premier League appearances for the Toffees, so perhaps Oxlade-Chamberlain could enjoy a similar resurgence if a move to Everton happens.

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