- Theo Walcott officially completes move to Everton
- He was the Gunners longest serving player before leaving
- Everton reportedly paid £20m for his services
- He did not make a Premier League start this season
Everton have announced the signing of winger Theo Walcott from Arsenal for a fee reported to be £20m.
The 28-year-old signed a three-and-a-half-year deal and becomes Sam Allardyce's second signing of the January transfer window following Cenk Tosun's arrival from Besiktas.
The winger joins the Toffees from Arsene Wenger's side. Photo: Evertonfc.com
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The England international was Arsenal's longest-serving player and scored 108 goals for the club but found game time hard to come by this season.
The England international failed to make a single Premier League start under Arsene Wenger this season.
Walcott made the move in a bid to be included in Gareth Southgate's squad for the World Cup in Russia.
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As a result of his limited game time at the Emirates, Walcott, who has 47 England caps to his name, has not featured for the Three Lions since their friendly against Spain in November 2016.
Walcott has scored three goals from five Europa League starts and claimed two assists as Wenger used the player primarily in cup competitions.
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