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Everton have confirmed the club's 2026-27 squad numbers for the upcoming campaign.
Jarrad Branthwaite and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall have both taken new numbers, with the former designated Number 4, and Dewsbury-Hall swapping 22 for the Number 8. New signing Brennan Johnson has taken Dewsbury-Hall's former shirt, a number he previously wore at former club Tottenham Hotspur.
Fellow arrivals Christian Norgaard and Hayden Hackney will wear 23 and 30, respectively. As things stand, Everton will enter the season with no occupants for Numbers 3, 7, or 14, with the hope that those shirts can be filled by new signings before the transfer window deadline at 11 pm (BST) on Tuesday, 1 September.
The club have confirmed that any fans who purchased a 2026-27 shirt featuring a player who has since changed their squad number can exchange their shirt without charge.
Everton squad numbers 2026-27
1 - Jordan Pickford
2 - Nathan Patterson
4 - Jarrad Branthwaite
5 - Michael Keane
6 - James Tarkowski
8 - Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
9 - Beto
10 - Iliman Ndiaye
11 - Thierno Barry
12 - Mark Travers
15 - Jake O’Brien
16 - Vitalii Mykolenko
19 - Tyrique George
20 - Tyler Dibling
22 - Brennan Johnson
23 - Christian Nørgaard
24 - Charly Alcaraz
30 - Hayden Hackney
31 - Tom King
34 - Merlin Röhl
37 - James Garner
39 - Adam Aznou
42 - Tim Iroegbunam
45 - Harrison Armstrong
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2 Posted 14/08/2026 at 14:43:05
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1 Posted 14/08/2026 at 14:39:59
If, for whatever reason, we have to put numbers on their backs, then so be it: the day before, 1 to 11, subs whatever.
Still, what do I know, since footy only started with the advent of the Premier League.