Everton have finished the marking of safeguard Mason Holgate from Barnsley on a five-year bargain.
Holgate passed his restorative and concurred individual terms on Wednesday and he has marked an agreement which binds him to Goodison Park until 2020.
Sky sources comprehend the charge for the 18-year-old – who was likewise an objective for Bournemouth - was in the area of £2m.
The last time Everton marked a player from Barnsley, they caught the now completely fledged England worldwide John Stones in a £3m bargain in January 2013 and Roberto Martinez has denied that Stones will be sold this window regardless of solid enthusiasm from Chelsea.
Martinez is deliighted with the catch of the adolescent Holgate and said: "With Mason, an open door came up and we would not like to miss out. He is a young fellow with an extremely great future.
"His advancement will be imperative and it will be intriguing to perceive how rapidly he can have an effect on the first-group. In any case, he is not a player who I would hope to perform straightaway in the Premier League - that would be extremely uncalled for.
"Bricklayer, as of now at 18, has played 20 recreations in League One, which demonstrates his fantastic potential.
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