January transfer deadline day has fast become the most exciting date of the year for Joshua King.
Last year, Bournemouth rejected an astonishing £25million offer from Manchester United for the Norwegian striker lodged just 15 minutes before the window closed.
12 months and plenty of rumours later, King has finally secured his return to the Premier League as Everton swooped to seal a £5m deal on Monday night.


The intervening year has been a rocky one for the 29-year-old and Everton will hope his very underwhelming goalscoring record in that time is more down to his disinclination to be at Bournemouth than any fading of his undoubted talents.