Kone (knee) will miss Saturday's match against Tottenham after reinjuring his knee during Everton's match against Hull City earlier in the month, reports the Liverpool Echo. He will be reevaluated in the next couple of days to determine the extent of the injury and how much time he is expected to miss.

Kone has yet to start for Everton this season and his knee injury is clearly holding him back. He's a good talent that manager Roberto Martinez knows from their days at Wigan, although he's unlikely to get much playing time ahead of loanee Romelu Lukaku.

Kone did not play in Saturday's 2-0 win over Aston Villa due to a knee injury, Goal.com reports.

Kone has yet to start for Everton this season and his knee injury is clearly holding him back. He's a good talent that manager Roberto Martinez knows from their days at Wigan, although he's unlikely to get much playing time ahead of loanee Romelu Lukaku, who scored his fifth goal for the Toffees this season in Saturday's match.

Kone (knee) was not in uniform Saturday as Everton took on West Ham United.

Kone continues to rest as he looks to heal his knee. His next opportunity to play comes Tuesday as Everton take on Fulham in the Capital One Cup.

Kone (knee) is hopeful to return to the lineup Saturday when Everton travel to West Ham, according to the Liverpool Echo. Kone missed last week's match against Chelsea due to a bruised knee.

Kone has yet to start for Everton in Premier League play. He has come on as a substitute in each of the matches he has been fit, but has yet to produce any fantasy value in those appearances.

Kone has joined Everton from Wigan on a three-year contract, reports Sky Sports.

Everton are the current front runners to land Kone, according to reports from Sky Sports. Wigan is expected to receive roughly £5 million for the transfer. Two other clubs are reportedly in the mix, but it is expected that Kone will rejoin former manager Roberto Martinez.

Kone was Wigan’s leading goal scorer last year, tallying 11 goals in 34 Premier League appearances. If he does join Everton, he will likely cut into the production of current Everton striker Victor Anichebe.

Kone said that he does not want to play in the Championship, which could trigger his pursuit by some Premier League teams this summer, reports the Daily Mail.