What happened. Everton's owners The Friedkin Group have scrapped Harrison Armstrong's proposed move to Nottingham Forest after fans reacted strongly during the 1-1 draw with Bournemouth.

Fans chanted 'Don't sell Armstrong' and threatened a riot.
Armstrong had been given permission to travel to Nottingham.
David Moyes said it's a club decision and they don't want to lose anybody.

“Don't sell Armstrong, I just don't think you understand... you're going to have a riot on your hands.”
— Everton fans

The deal is off, but Manchester City are trying to sign Iliman Ndiaye for around £80m.

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