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Everton Sign Christian Norgaard from Arsenal

Denmark midfielder joins Toffees on two-year deal

5 Aug 2026 · 20h ago·1 source
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According to BBC Sport — Football, Everton have signed Christian Norgaard from Arsenal on a two-year contract reportedly worth £7m. The Denmark midfielder joins the Toffees after a reported transfer fee was agreed.

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