Everton star wants to stay at £130,000 a week

An “incredible” Everton player made a major update on his future at the club, saying he was willing to sign a contract extension.

Another impressive Everton result from Moyes

Blues has achieved one of their best results since David Moyes returned to manager, winning Nottingham Forest 1-0 in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.

Abdoulaye Doucoure scored the only goal of the game in a few seconds of dying, winning the 94-minute championship among traveling Everton supporters.

Moyes continues to do a great job in Goodison Park’s second job, keeping his team comfortable away from the relegation zone, and he will now focus on the right summer signing and further improve the Blues next season.

Sunderland’s left-back Dennis Cirkin is a player who recently linked to Everton’s move after an impressive season where he scored three goals in the championship game and scored two assists. Feyenoord centre-back David Hancko is another rumored target for the Merseysiders as they leave the potential replacement for Jarrad Branthwaite this summer.

Everton Hero has big updates on his future

Speech The competition of the day On Saturday night [via Goodison News]Doucoure claims he will “love” to stay in Everton after this season, and he says he’s willing to sign a new deal:

“I can’t talk too much, but obviously you know this is probably my last few months at the moment. From the club side, everything is quiet. Obviously, I always like the club. I always say. Let’s see what happens in the next few weeks.”

He added that when further pressure to sign a new agreement with the Blues, he added: “Why not? Honestly, I love this club. I keep saying I want to stay. Obviously, I run out of contract, but I love the club.”

Doucoure, at £130,000 per week, is a key player for Everton, as he emphasized on Saturday’s winner at the City Place, so most supporters will certainly enjoy seeing him move on.

The 32-year-old has no contract at the end of the season and while he is not young, a new deal makes perfect sense given his ongoing impact.

Doucoure has been such a long-term asset in Everton, especially after he scored his goal, leading Jamie Carragher to praise him after he scored Premier League goals against Bournemouth in 2022/23:

“Incredible goals. He has had a huge impact on the team since Sean Dyche led the team.

Doucoure made it clear that he was eager to stay in Everton, so it was now a situation where the Friedkin group gave him what he wanted within reason.