---
title: "Fulham fans express hope that Everton will buy Seri from them"
canonical: "https://readeverton.com/fulham-fans-express-hope-that-everton-will-buy-seri-from-them/"
type: "post"
language: "en-GB"
author: "Elliott Cuff"
section: "Feature Writers"
published: "2020-01-03T13:35:00Z"
modified: "2020-01-03T13:35:00Z"
---

# Fulham fans express hope that Everton will buy Seri from them

Several Fulham fans have expressed their hope that Everton will buy Jean Michael Seri from them this month.

[We covered the story yesterday](https://readeverton.com/2020/01/02/everton-make-contact-with-fulham-over-jean-michael-seri/) that claimed that the Toffees are interested in signing the 28-year old midfielder, who is currently on loan with Galatasaray on Turkey.

Fulham signed the Ivory Coast international for a club record fee of around £25million in the summer of 2018, and the midfielder left the club on loan the following summer after the Cottagers were relegated back to the Championship.

![Henry Browne/Getty Images Sport](https://media.readeverton.com/readeverton/2020/01/1138280460-1.jpg)

Once tipped to join Barcelona, Seri’s stint in England hasn’t gone overly well so far, but a number of fans are hoping that he can continue to ply his trade in the Premier League with Everton.

Perhaps indicating how many Fulham fans feel about Seri, a number of supporters essentially begged on Twitter for Everton to take the midfielder away from Craven Cottage.

> Twitter: @ReadEverton @WhiteNoise1879 I will carry him on my back from Turkey to you for the same we paid for him. (@litre\_cola\_)

> Twitter: @ReadEverton We’d pay for the flights and everything! Just give us what we paid for him! x (@FulhamYT)

> Twitter: @ReadEverton @WhiteNoise1879 Be a great one………….for Fulham !!! Give us what we paid for him and we will sor… https://t.co/4RIjSXDp9M (@PunterPaul)

> Twitter: @ReadEverton I’ll drive him over x (@c1sse)

### Read Everton Verdict

I would suspect that many Fulham fans’ memory of Jean Michael Seri has been tainted by their relegation, but I can’t speak about that for certain.

Seri undoubtedly disappointed last year, but I do think that does have to do with the level of ability around him. Should he have come into a squad with more quality, he may have found that he could prosper in his midfield role.

Whether Seri is the right man for Everton or not, I don’t think his short Fulham spell should be the complete and whole litmus test for how the Ivorian can perform in the Premier League.