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- Updated: October 11, 2016
Oumar Niasse has insisted he will not give up on his Premier League dream despite being cast into exile by Ronald Koeman at Everton.
Roberto Martinez signed the Senegalese international from Lokomotiv Moscow in January for £13.5m, but he made just two starts – and failed to complete 90 minutes – in the five months before Martinez’s departure in the summer.
Despite being frozen out of the Goodison first-team picture completely by Koeman, Niasse is convinced he can still make his name in England.
Niasse told The Guardian: “It’s sad, it’s really sad. And, to be honest, I think that I don’t deserve this.
“But what I can do is just keep my head and fight to change …
