Will Idrissa Gueye leave Everton FC for Paris Saint-Germain?

Idrissa Gueye still hopes that Everton will change her mind and agree to sell it in Paris Saint-Germain by the deadline.

The next 24 hours are the key to the midfielder's future as the Blues are ready for another improved offer from the French champions.

But Everton has been consistent with its position on Gueye this month, insisting it is not for sale and has rejected a PSG bid of £ 21.5 million last week, while knowing that the player wants to leave Goodison for France.

The offer was considered insulting and well below the valuation of the Senegalese international club that joined the team two and a half years after the Blues triggered its £ 7.2m release clause. at Aston Villa.

PSG, however, believes that Everton could still negotiate because, although the Blues say the player is worth 35 million pounds, leaders of the League 1 can not bid up to 30 million pounds.

Although outside their badessments, sources in France claim that Paris refuses to give up any hope of reaching an agreement.

Everton, earlier in the day, said the player was not for sale.

Marco Silva announced last night that the company Everton had defeated Huddersfield Town (1-0) – a missed match by Gueye.

Silva said the 29-year-old player had been dismissed from the match due to a minor injury to the groin but after worrying about speculation on the transfer, becoming a distraction, the supporters of Everton and PSG thought his omission was more than false. .

And the turbulent situation about Gueye is such that the boss of the Blues made sure to speak with the council of the club before facing the media after the victory last night, to provide the latest update of the questions expected concerning the player.

Gueye insists that the move comes true because France thinks her dream of not being realized will not happen again and that, though, she is not succeeding in signing Everton's dynamo the next day or so they will go elsewhere this summer. .

PSG have signed with Leandro Paredes of Zenit St Petersburg but still want a defensive midfielder to fill the void left by the injured Lbadana Diarra and Marco Veratti.

Thomas Tuchel also has problems with the rebel Adrien Rabiot contract and so they turned to Gueye.

But Everton also does not have the chance to have an option in midfield and losing Gueye would leave Silva with only Andre Gomes and Tom Davies as an option.

James McCarthy, named a substitute last night, has not played in a competitive match for over a year, while Morgan Schneiderlin missed the trip to John Smith's Stadium due to injury.

A graduate of the academy, Beni Baningime, 20, has not been able to force herself into Silva's thinking.

The manager made it clear at the beginning of the month that he did not intend to lose Gueye this month and that he should be convinced that the club would have deserved to change position if an appropriate offer allowed him to do so. .

PSG and Gueye hope to reach an agreement before the 11 pm cutoff, but for now, Everton insists that their position has not changed: it's not for sale.