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Everton, Crystal Palace complete Johnson-McNeil swap deal

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Brennan Johnson and Dwight McNeil have completed a ​rare straight swap between Premier League ‌sides, with Everton signing Johnson ​from Crystal Palace ⁠and McNeil moving in the opposite direction, the clubs said on Tuesday.

Johnson, ‌25, has signed a four-year contract with Everton, while ‌McNeil, 26, has agreed a ‌deal ⁠with Palace until 2030.

The ⁠Wales international joined Palace in January from Tottenham Hotspur and made 26 appearances ​in all ‌competitions.

"There were a lot of reasons why I was so keen to join – the manager, the ‌players, the direction the ​team is going in," Johnson said in a statement ⁠on Everton's website.

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