Yobo for sale

EVERTON will attempt to fast-track Joseph Yobo's permanent exit from the club as it bids to secure vital funds.The Nigerian captain remains contracted to the Toffees until 2014, although he has spent the last two seasons on loan at Turkish giants Fenerbahce.Yobo, 31, has become a first team regular for the Super Lig side, making 62 appearances, but the Toffees have so far been unable to negotiate a permanent deal for a player who became David Moyes' first Everton signing in 2002.Yobo, who has 87 caps for Nigeria, is valued at around 4m, and Everton hope his impressive form will have alerted other clubs across Europe, with sides in Germany and France also monitoring him.That could finally persuade Fenerbahce to part with the cash for a player who helped them to the Turkish title in 2010/11 season, although any funds generated by a deal would not automatically go directly to Moyes' summer transfer funds.Everton must recoup as much money as possible to ease their finances via the sale of fringe players, as Moyes prepares for a meeting with chairman Bill Kenwright to plot his transfer strategy.
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