Everton find out Man City’s terms for James McAtee after rejected Nottingham Forest bid

🕵️ Why the request may have no coverage

1. No public Everton involvement: Everton have not been widely linked with McAtee. Most reported interest centres on Nottingham Forest and several Bundesliga clubs like Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen.
2. City’s terms likely undisclosed: If Manchester City have set valuation thresholds or contractual demands—such as a £25 million minimum fee, a buy-back clause, and future sell-on percentage—these have not been officially published or confirmed in open press.
3. Transfer not progressed publicly: Without a bid or formal negotiations, Manchester City would not typically share their terms with Everton—or any other club—at this stage.

✅ What is publicly known about McAtee’s transfer situation:

• A £25 million bid from Nottingham Forest was reportedly rejected by Manchester City. City are said to value McAtee at that figure at a minimum.
• City have reportedly turned down loan-to-buy offers (e.g. from Bayer Leverkusen), indicating they maintain primary control over his transfer fate.
• Manchester City prefer to include protective clauses such as a buy-back option and/or sell-on percentage, which would be part of any future deal.
• Pep Guardiola has publicly stated he values McAtee but accepts that he may need to move if playing opportunities at City remain limited.

📌 Conclusion

At the present time:

• There is no public confirmation of Everton receiving or being offered terms from Manchester City regarding James McAtee.
• All publicly reported terms cited in the media relate to general City stance: valuation around £25 million, rejection of loans, and desire for contractual controls—not direct communication with Everton.
• Until verified reporting emerges linking Everton to McAtee and detailing City’s formal demands to them, any discussion remains speculative.

If you can share more context—like a specific outlet, quote, or timeframe where Everton’s involvement was mentioned—I’d be more than happy to investigate further or construct a detailed news-style summary based on credible reporting.