Everton have agreed a £7 million deal to sign Nigeria international Henry Onyekuru from Belgian side Eupen, according to multiple reports.

Onyekuru, 20, finished the season as joint-top scorer in the Belgian Super League with 22 goals in 38 matches.

Arsenal and West Ham were reported to be interested in the striker but Everton have moved quickly to tie up a deal for Onyekuru, who reportedly had a medical at the club's Finch Farm training complex on Monday..

It is reported that Everton plan...

Newcastle goalkeeper Matz Sels has completed a season-long loan move to Belgian champions Anderlecht.

Sels, who joined Newcastle in a £5 million switch from Gent last summer, could play Champions League football once again next season, having done so with his former club before his arrival at St James' Park.

A club statement said: "Newcastle United goalkeeper Matz Sels has completed a season-long loan move to Anderlecht.

"The 25-year-old has returned to his homeland to link up with Rene Weiler's...

Sydney FC goalkeeper have released Danny Vukovic, who is on the verge of securing a move to Europe with top-flight Belgian outfit KRC Genk.

The A-League's gloveman of the year is set to sign with the former club of Socceroos teammate Mat Ryan, in a leap that will significantly elevate his hopes of playing for Australia in a World Cup year.

The opportunity is fitting reward for a career-best domestic season.

"I'm very sad to leave but, to have such an unbelievable opportunity so late in my career,...

KAS Eupen striker Henry Onyekuru has confirmed to the Nigerian Football Federation that Arsenal have made an offer for him.

Sources told ESPN FC last month that Arsenal had opened talks with Belgian side Eupen for Onyekuru, 19, with reports this week claiming a deal had been agreed.

The Nigeria international, who finished as top scorer in the Belgian Jupiler League this season, said the move is close to being completed and he is excited about moving to the Emirates Stadium.

"It's a good feeling...

Reported Arsenal target Henry Onyekuru says he is "ready" to face the challenge of the Premier League.

The 19-year-old Eupen forward finished as the Belgian league's joint-top scorer after managing 22 goals in his first top-flight campaign, leading to links with Arsenal as well as Everton and Southampton.

Third in Belgium's Player of the Year vote, Onyekuru told Belgian media he could remain in the country, but insisted a move to England holds no fears.

"Everything is possible. Anderlecht, Club...