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Middlesbrough's Hackney set for Everton move

Middlesbrough's Hackney set for Everton move
BBC Sport Monday 29 June 2026, 16:30 UTC 1 min read
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Everton are close to agreeing a deal to sign Middlesbrough's highly-rated midfielder Hayden Hackney.

Everton are close to agreeing a deal to sign Middlesbrough's highly-rated midfielder Hayden Hackney.
Middlesbrough (LOCATION) Hackney (ORG) Everton (ORG) Hayden Hackney (PERSON)
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