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NEWS · 30 Aug 2026

Everton cancel sale of Harrison Armstrong after fan backlash

Everton have withdrawn a proposed transfer of midfielder Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest after supporters protested. The club said it would keep the young player in the squad for the remainder of the season.

Everton announced that it would call off a previously agreed sale of midfielder Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest. The move, which had been in the final stages of approval, was halted following a wave of criticism from the club’s supporters.

Fans expressed their discontent on social media and during matches, voicing concerns that the club was selling a promising young talent without adequate consultation. The backlash prompted the board to reassess the decision.

In a statement, Everton’s management highlighted the importance of maintaining trust with the fan base and emphasized that Armstrong’s future would be carefully considered. The club indicated it would retain the player for the remainder of the season.

Armstrong will remain available for selection, and the coaching staff plans to integrate him more fully into the first-team setup. The club’s decision is seen as a move to safeguard its relationship with supporters.

The reversal may influence how Everton handles future transfer negotiations, particularly with regard to young players. The club will likely review its approach to selling talent to ensure alignment with fan expectations and club values.