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Gbamin's return halted dead in its tracks by fresh injury

Updated After expressing his excitement to get back playing after a lengthy layoff, Jean-Philippe Gbamin has suffered another major setback with an Achilles tendon injury that will require surgery.

Premier League to restart on 17 June

Top-flight action in England is scheduled to resume in three weeks' time after Premier League clubs voted to move 'Project Restart' to its final stages.

Rolling Updates on 'Project Restart': Week 10

After clubs unanimously voted to resume contact training, but four new positive test were returned, the restart plan could see five matches shown live back-to-back every Saturday and Sunday.

Keane opens up about hitting ‘rock bottom’

Michael Keane has spoken of his struggles coping with poor form during his time at Everton, describing how he broke down in tears in front of his family when he reached his lowest point.

Kenny in action with Schalke today

Updated Jonjoe Kenny is expected to be back in action again on Sunday when Schalke take on Augsburg in the Bundesliga.

Coleman: 'Training feels as safe as it possibly can'

Everton’s players returned to limited training at Finch Farm for the first time in over two months today as the Premier League inches towards a resumption of the season.

Everton announce Hummel as new kit manufacturer

Everton have agreed a club-record technical partnership with sportswear brand Hummel.

Clubs vote to resume training

Representatives of the Premier League's 20 clubs reconvened over video-conference this morning to discuss the next phase of planning to restart the 2019-20 season.

» Tests reveal 6 coronavirus cases at PL clubs

Rolling Updates on 'Project Restart': Week 9

The Premier League met yesterday to vote on resuming training but have since revealed that six players or staff from three different clubs have tested positive for coronavirus

Kean expressed remorse for breaching ‘lockdown’ rules

Moise Kean has reportedly apologised to Everton officials for the infamous party he hosted at his Cheshire apartment last month, with the club considering the matter closed