Midfielder Fabian Delph has left English Premier League champion Manchester City to join Everton for a reported fee of up to 10 million pounds ($12.5 million). Delph was not a regular for Man City but did play a key role in its league title win in the 2017-18 season, filling in at left back following a serious knee injury to Benjamin Mendy.
Everton have signed midfielder Fabian Delph from Manchester City on a three-year deal. The 29-year-old, who had one year left on his contract at the Etihad Stadium, joins for a fee worth up to £10m.
The midfielder has linked up with Marco Silva's squad on their training camp in Switzerland.
The former Aston Villa player, who has made 20 appearances for England, was part of the squad at the World Cup and the recent UEFA Nations League Finals.
Delph played 22 times in City's Premier League-winning season of 2017-18, but his chances of regular football under Pep Guardiola have decreased with the arrival of Rodri from Atletico Madrid.
Everton, who finished eighth in the Premier League last season, brought in Portuguese midfielder Andre Gomes earlier in July.
