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Your daily dose of Everton news and rumours
ICYMI: Conor Coady, Ruben Vinagre, and Niels Nkounkou are all set to depart this summer.
Just bumped into him then.
— Laffey (@laffey31) June 1, 2023
He's gutted. His kids on the right in their Everton kits too https://t.co/NWHM6PaNz0 pic.twitter.com/yhCvHMJJ8G
Demarai Gray and Jordan Pickford nominated for Premier League Goal of the Season and Save of the Season, respectively. [EFC]
Looks like Farhad Moshiri will finally be loosening the reins shortly with the Board set to be replaced when MSP purchases a chunk of his ownership.
Moshiri is set to cede majority control of Everton with a new share issue in favour of new investor (MSP) diluting Moshiri to below 50%. New investor will control budgets plus board composition allowing for change in key Chair & CEO positions
— the esk (@theesk) June 1, 2023
Speaking of Moshiri, it looks like he may potentially be in some legal trouble. [The Guardian]
“I’m under contract with Everton, so it’s their right not to sell me, of course...I am absolutely open to staying with PSV, but then the clubs have to work it out together...if Everton were relegated and they didn’t want to sell me because they need me, then I would love to play in the Championship as much as in the Premier League,” says Jarrad Branthwaite. [Echo via De PSV Supporter]
This life-long Blue was all of us last weekend!
Former midfielder Leon Osman reflects on a tumultuous season for the Blues. [Echo]
Blues linked with 22-year-old Sunderland winger Jack Clarke. [Football League World]
American Everton fans rejoice! It looks like we’ll have the pleasure of seeing Demarai Gray in action in this summer’s Gold Cup, with the first match of the tournament set for Saturday, June 24th, as the USMNT battle it out against Jamaica.
Demarai Gray has been called up for Jamaica's provisional Gold Cup squad.
— (@ToffeeTVEFC) June 1, 2023
The Everton winger became eligible after receiving his Jamaican citizenship recently.
Source - @SimonPreston93 pic.twitter.com/giJTBnOcja
“I was very happy that he [Abdoulaye Doucoure] was the savior of this club. He’s a friend, not just a teammate. He has seen all the colors this season. He went through ups and downs. At one point, he was sent to the reserve team. For me, he was disrespected at times. But I always knew the quality he had, the things he was capable of on a daily basis in training. He is a worker. He deserves it. This goal was also liberating for him,” says Amadou Onana. [Tribal Football via L’Equipe]
In your daily “past Everton figures” news, Roberto Martinez reflects on his time with Ross Barkley at Everton.
“Barkley hasn’t been understood.”
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) June 1, 2023
“If he was born in Spain, they would have appreciated his physicality & technicality.”
Roberto Martinez believes English football didn’t appreciate Ross Barkley enough. pic.twitter.com/kN82hq5fzt
Sean Dyche reportedly received a pretty penny for keeping Everton up. [Football Insider]
Amadou Onana was being linked with a move to Chelsea, but they might be looking elsewhere this summer. [Fabrizio Romano, via Football Fancast]
Everton Board members continue to embarrass themselves after absence from recent Everton Fan Advisory Board meeting. [Echo]
What to Watch
Not too much action on today.
Full schedule of games here.
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