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GALATASARAY’S PANDEV TO TURN DOWN EVERTON FOR GENOA

Goran Pandev is set to reject a proposed move to Everton in order to return to Italy.

The Toffees were looking to make a move for the Galatasaray forward but it appears as though he has signed a pre-contract agreement with Genoa.
Roberto Martinez was believed to be showing significant interest in the former Macedonia international but Corriere Mercantile reports that he will be on his way to the Stadio Luigi Ferraris after agreeing a two-year deal with the Rossoblu.
The 31-year old former Lazio, Inter Milan and Napoli attacker has struggled to force his way into the Istanbul outfit’s starting side since arriving at the Turk Telekom Arena last summer and is now hopeful of reigniting his career with a return to the competition he knows so well.

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