Everton unveil their third summer signing of the transfer window.

Everton have agreed a deal with Manchester United to sign Louis Saha for an undisclosed fee. The France striker will sign a two-year contract with the option for a third with the Toffees subject to passing a medical on Merseyside.

Saha joined the Red Devils from Fulham for £12.8million in 2004 but his time at Old Trafford was blighted by a succession of injuries. He made 124 appearances for United in all competitions and scored 42 goals, but featured in just 17 Premier League games last season following a recurrence of a knee injury towards the end of the campaign.

Saha's international career has been similarly blighted and the former Metz striker has won just 18 caps for France. The 30-year-old will become the third player signed by Toffees boss David Moyes this week.

Danish defender Lars Jacobsen and Ecuador midfielder Segundo Castillo have both signed in recent days following a frustrating summer where Moyes failed to add a single player to his squad.

So are Everton fans happy with the arrival of Luis Saha or does he represent something of a calculated risk, given his appalling injury record?

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