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Everton forward Sandro Ramirez has officially departed the club to join Real Sociedad on a season-long loan deal.
The Spaniard arrived at Goodison Park only last summer after Everton triggered his release clause at Malaga. However, he has since failed to make an impression on Merseyside.
Sandro struggled to establish himself in the first-team plans of Ronald Koeman last season and faced similar fortunes under interim boss David Unsworth.
In the second half of last season, Sandro was sent out on loan to La Liga outfit Sevilla, where he again struggled to wholly convince.
Nevertheless, he has been handed a lifeline once again, with Real Sociedad taking Sandro on a loan deal that will expire at the end of the ongoing season.
Sandro featured regularly under Marco Silva in pre-season but with another loan move now confirmed, his long-term future at Everton appears to be in doubt. - Read Sport
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