US EditionEverton Receive Major Jordan Pickford Contract Boost After Two Players Sign - Liverpool Echo
Jordan Pickford, Everton’s England goalkeeper, sets new long-term deal securing his role as a key leader and consistent performer with over 300 Premier League appearances.
- On Sunday, Jordan Pickford, England goalkeeper, agreed to sign a new long-term contract at Everton, with Fabrizio Romano, The Times, and BBC Sport confirming the deal.
- Everton began talks with Pickford's representatives four weeks ago as part of a push to revamp his terms, with David Moyes and The Friedkin Group prioritising securing his long-term future.
- He made his 300th Premier League appearance earlier this month and has kept 91 clean sheets in 326 matches, earning Everton's Player of the Season four times.
- It will be officially signed next week and completed before Everton resume Premier League action against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday, October 18.
- As part of a wider retention drive, Everton recently extended James Tarkowski and Jarrad Branthwaite's contracts and are addressing James Garner and Vitaliy Mykolenko's futures.
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Everton receive major Jordan Pickford contract boost after two players sign - Liverpool Echo
Jordan Pickford is in line to become the next Everton player to sign a new contract at Hill Dickinson Stadium, with team-mates James Tarkowski and Jarrad Branthwaite having recently done so
Everton and David Moyes land 'priority deal' after two players also sign with Toffees - The Mirror
Everton have been dishing out contract extensions as David Moyes and The Friedkin Group look to future-proof their squad, with Jordan Pickford next in line to put pen to paper on a new deal
Pickford Pledges Loyalty: England No.1 Signs Fresh Deal To Lead Everton Into New Era » News.ng
England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has signed a new long-term contract with Everton, committing his future to the Merseyside club amid ongoing Premier League challenges and transition under manager Sean Dyche. The 31-year-old, who joined Everton from Sunderland in 2017, has been one of the Toffees’ most consistent performers, making over 250 appearances and establishing himself as England’s undisputed No. 1. Pickford’s new deal—believed to run u…
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