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Tactical Analysis: Why the tactics of Claudio Giráldez and Iñigo Pérez make sense for Everton going into season 2026-27
England play their first of two World Cup warm-up games in America tonight when they take on New Zealand in Tampa, Florida, with Jordan Pickford expected to start.
A few things have popped up this week that were probably not worth an article on their own. We have brought them together in this thread, with links if you want more information.
Seamus Coleman has named James Garner and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall among the group that can lead Everton into a new era.
Braiden Graham is eyeing the Everton first team after earning his first international call up this month.
James Garner is eyeing a leadership role at Everton and says he wants to lead his teammates by example.
All 48 World Cup squads have now been confirmed, and just four Everton players have made the cut.
With the dust settled on the season gone for Everton, I thought I’d assess the data of the 2025/26 campaign.
The future of Iliman Ndiaye at the club hangs in the balance after the dynamic attacker has turned down multiple lucrative contract extensions
Everton are reportedly in pole position to sign Middlesbrough midfielder Hayden Hackney. Is he the midfielder that Everton need?
The World Cup gets ever nearer and the diet of International friendlies is out there for those who want to tuck in.
As rivals show they do not tolerate it when their high standards aren’t met, it would be nice for Everton to show that, too.
We are officially into Week 2 of the close season, and on the brink of imminent transfers if the clamour of clickbait sites is anything to go by, with David Moyes not just looking for a right-back and a striker — he’s looking to replace the entire matchday squad!