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      Ex-Everton star Gylfi Sigurdsson seen smiling with wife & daughter in rare family pic

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      FORMER Everton star Gylfi Sigurdsson beams next to his wife and daughter in a rare family snap.The midfielder has seldom been seen since he left the club last summer when his contract expired.
      Sigurdsson’s wife Alexandra shared a sweet family picture on InstagramCredit: Instagram
      His wife Alexandra Ivarsdottir has now shared a touching family photo with her 16,700 followers.
      The couple could be seen grinning as they held their young daughter, who matched 2008 Miss Iceland winner Alexandra in a neutral-coloured outfit.
      She captioned the snap, which was liked by more than 1,100 people, “La familia” followed by a white heart and globe emoji.
      The picture was also shared on Twitter, where fans were begging Sigurdsson to return to Everton.
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      One said: “Come back Siggy”, while another wrote: “I miss him on grass”.
      Iceland international Sigurdsson joined Everton from Swansea for £44.5m in 2017.
      He was the club’s top scorer in the 2018/19 Premier League season and netted 31 goals for the Toffees in 156 appearances.
      The attacking midfielder was recently linked to a move to Turkish club Galatasaray but the deal failed to materialise.
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      Sigurdsson, who has 78 caps for Iceland, has not played for the International team since 2020.
      The couple have both been quiet recentlyCredit: Instagram
      Alexandra is a former Miss Iceland winnerCredit: Instagram
      Sigurdsson left Everton last summer as a free agentCredit: Getty More

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      Forgotten Premier League flop who once cost £25million ‘spotted selling his old Everton shirts on Facebook Marketplace’

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      EVERTON flop Jean-Philippe Gbamin seems to be selling his match-worn kit on Facebook amid a disastrous spell at Goodison Park.Gbamin joined the Toffees in 2019 following a £25million deal with Mainz but has since struggled with only a mere eight appearances under his belt.
      Everton flop Jean-Philippe Gbamin has struggled to break into the first teamCredit: Getty
      Gbamin appears to be selling his Everton kit for a mere £300 on Facebook
      The midfielder’s struggles led to two loan stints as he temporarily joined CSKA Moscow and Trabzonspor last season.
      Despite having another year on his contract, the Ivory Coast international doesn’t appear likely to make Everton manager Sean Dyche’s plans for the upcoming season.
      Now the 27-year-old appears to be selling his kit on social media.
      The Ivorian reportedly shared a picture of Everton shirts, tracksuit tops and socks on Facebook Marketplace.
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      And it seems like the No6 is selling the lot for a mere £300.
      Gbamin appeared to post the advert with the following caption: “Everton Football Club Clothes Bundle – Brand New and Match Worn Shirts £300.”
      The versatile midfielder’s turbulent four-year stint at Merseyside got off on the wrong foot after his arrival from Germany.
      Gbamin suffered a serious hamstring injury within weeks of joining the club.
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      That set-back ruled him out for the majority of the 2019-2020 season.
      His luck didn’t improve as he then only mustered six appearances in the Premier League.
      Everton are set for an important summer transfer window that will demand significant reinforcement.
      The Toffees barely avoided relegation last season and took their survival struggle down to the wire as they didn’t seal safety until the final round of fixtures. More

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      Everton poised to hand striker lifeline with Calvert-Lewin and Maupay set for transfer away from Goodison

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      RELEGATION fighting Everton will keep striker Tom Cannon if they need him to fire them out of the Championship next season.Sean Dyche is keen to see the striker at first hand after a breakthrough loan at Preston.
      Tom Cannon is set to be handed an Everton lifelineCredit: Sportsfile
      Dominic Calvert-Lewin is set to leave Goodison Park this summerCredit: Getty
      Neal Maupay is set to join him out of the doorCredit: Getty
      Cannon hit eight goals in the second tier and will return ahead of Ellis Simms in the queue for a game, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Neal Maupay likely to leave.
      Everton hope to stay up and then review the 20-year-old’s future.
      Blackburn have joined Preston and Swansea  keen to recruit the Republic of Ireland prospect for next season.
      North End are even cooking up a bid to buy Cannon.
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      Although that would need a serious offer to make it happen.
      On top of his eight strikes in the Championship, Cannon has hit seven goals in Premier League 2 for the Toffees Under 21 side.
      He also added five goals in as many games in the EFL Trophy.
      Injuries have kept Calvert-Lewin sidelined for much of the season, limiting him to 16 league games.
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      His inconsistent game time has yielded just two goals this season.
      However, this tally is still more than Maupay, who has just one goal to his name. More

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      Everton 0 Man City 3: Gundogan’s stunning double keeps Champions marching to title with easy win over toiling Toffees

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      IF Ilkay Gundogan is going to leave Manchester City this summer he is determined to bow out in style.The club captain is out of contract in the summer but is on a mission to lead them to a fifth title in the past six seasons.
      Ilkay Gundogan opened the scoring with a sensational finish inside the 18-yard boxCredit: EPA
      Erling Haaland doubled City’s advantage with his 36th league goal of the seasonCredit: ALAMY
      Gundogan doubled his tally with a sumptuous second-half free-kickCredit: EPA
      Last week he got both goals in the win against Leeds before also missing a late penalty – and he was at it again at Goodison.
      Gundogan struck two beauties – one each side of the interval – and also teed up Erling Haaland to nod in his 52nd goal of the season.
      The Germany international waited until the final 14 minutes of the campaign to decide the title race 12 months ago with his two late goals against Aston Villa.
      This year he is doing everything in his power to make sure the battle with Arsenal doesn’t go the distance.
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      Pep Guardiola made four changes as he looks to juggle his option ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League return with Real Madrid.
      And despite City having almost all the possession, Everton coped well with the champions for the opening 35 minutes and actually had the clearest chance.
      James Tarkowski headed down a Dwight McNeil corner and Mason Holgate couldn’t wrap his foot around the loose ball at the back post.
      City had been restricted to long-range efforts but then clicked into gear in devastating fashion during the final 10 minutes of the half.
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      Riyad Mahrez swung over a cross from the right and Gundogan did well just to control it on his thigh – so what followed was truly special.
      With his back to goal, he flicked a right-foot volley into the corner and beyond the despairing dive of Pickford.
      The club captain – making his 300th appearance for the club – wasn’t finished there though and two minutes later he helped take the game further away from the Toffees.
      Foden sent the German international away down the left and he hung up a delicious cross for Haaland to nod beyond Pickford.
      It was only the Norwegian’s third touch of the game – but as is so often the case, he only needs one to make his mark.
      It was his 52nd goal of the season – and this one at the home of the Toffees legend Dixie Dean – who scored a top flight record of 63 some 95 years ago.
      For an Everton side who have scored more than one in a home game just once this season, it looked like a long way back.
      Ilkay Gundogan was the star of the show at GoodisonCredit: PA
      When star striker Dominic Calvert Lewin failed to re-appear for the second half, it looked even an even bigger mountain to climb.
      And within six minutes of the re-start, they knew the game was up as Foden was fouled on the edge of the box by James Garner.
      City had options but it was the skipper who stepped up and floated a delightful 20-yard curler past Pickford.
      Everton could have caved in but know goal difference could yet be decisive in their bid to beat the drop so kept at it.
      They could even have pulled one back as Tarkowski’s header was pushed onto the bar by Ederson while Yerry Mina nodded another one over the bar.

      Their battle to hang onto the top-flight status they have had since 1951 hangs in the balance.
      Meanwhile, City know five points from their final three Prem matches will be enough for a third straight crown. More

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      Yerry Mina ‘to leave Everton on free transfer after club make no effort to renew his contract’

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      YERRY MINA is reportedly set to leave Everton from free after the club failed to offer him a new contract.That’s despite the fit-again defender looking back to his best in struggling Toffees’ crucial 5-1 win over Brighton on Monday.
      Yerry Mina looks set to leave Everton this summerCredit: AFP
      A report says that the club have not offered him a new contractCredit: Times Newspapers Ltd
      Everton fans raved about the Mina’s influence on the side in his first game since January, and only the fourth in the Premier League this season.
      But club chiefs seemingly remain unconvinced with bosses said to have decided not to enter talks with the 28-year-old over extending his £120,000-a-week deal.
      Journalist Pipe Sierra tweeted: “Yerry Mina (28) will not continue in #Everton . From the club there was no effort to renew his contract that ends in June of this year.”
      He added: “The defender is already listening to offers from other leagues.
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      “In principle, the Colombian’s desire is to continue in Europe; despite other interests.”
      Mina cost the Toffees nearly £27million when he arrived from Barcelona back in 2018.
      However, the Colombian international has suffered a number of injuries throughout his time at Goodison Park.
      Mina has missed most of the campaign with Everton due to an ankle injury with James Tarkowski and Conor Coady being first-choice at the back.
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      And cash-strapped Toffees are considering signing on-loan Coady permanently should they beat the drop – with the defender likely to come cheaper than Mina.
      Brazilian clubs Atletico Mineiro and Palmeiras have both been linked with Mina over recent months.
      The South American ace has only made 83 appearances for the Merseyside outfit in the top-flight.
      And only four of them have come this term.
      However, boss Sean Dyche did hand him his first appearance since January against the Seagulls last night as he started at the back.
      Now Mina will be desperate for more action when Everton take on Man City this Sunday. More

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      Everton LOSE to non-league side in behind-closed-doors friendly despite 8 first-teamers playing including Calvert-Lewin

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      EVERTON’S miserable season continues to grow darker after they LOST a behind-closed-doors friendly against non-league opposition.Sean Dyche’s men were in action against National League North side Chester, who play FIVE divisions below the Premier League.
      Sean Dyche’s Everton fell to an embarrassing defeat to non-league side ChesterCredit: Rex
      Eight first-team stars were involved in the 1-0 loss at Finch FarmCredit: Rex
      The friendly took place at Everton’s training complex Finch Farm.
      But home comforts were not able to help them swerve embarrassment from a 1-0 defeat to Chester.
      And this is despite fielding a team containing EIGHT first-team stars.
      Among them was Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who was stepping up his recovery following a hamstring injury.
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      The 26-year-old has not featured since February 4, and has been plagued with injury throughout the last two seasons.
      This season alone he missed the entirety of November and December, while also not making his first appearance of the campaign until October.
      Dyche will be happy his main striker has stepped up his recovery with the Toffees Prem survival hanging in the balance.
      However, the result itself will be disappointing considering the involvement of a number of senior stars.
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      Yerry Mina, Conor Coady, Nathan Patterson, Tom Davies, Ellis Simms, Mason Holgate and the suspended Abdoulaye Doucoure were all involved in the defeat.
      Everton’s next crucial game as they bid for top-flight survival will come against Crystal Palace on Saturday.
      They have failed to win any of their last three, and are teetering precariously above the relegation zone on goal difference. More

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      Everton set for huge shakeup with transfer overhaul on pitch and big changes at top of crisis-club

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      EVERTON are set for a shakeup with owner Farhad Moshiri reportedly close to landing fresh investment.The Toffees have been in rapid decline in recent seasons and find themselves 17th in the Premier League table.
      Sean Dyche’s side are 17th in the Premier League tableCredit: Rex
      Owner Farhad Moshiri is aware of the scrutiny surrounding his positionCredit: PA
      Sean Dyche’s side are only separated from the relegation zone on goal difference, with the threat of relegation ahead of their final season at Goodison Park a very real one.
      Fans have protested against owner Moshiri this season, having witnessed the way their club has fallen since his 2016 arrival.
      According to Sky Sports, the Iranian is very much aware of how the supporters feel, and is doing what he can to address the club’s problems.
      They add that he is close to securing new investment, and that despite the lingering threat of relegation, Everton’s new 52,888 capacity Bramley Moore Dock stadium will be fully funded.
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      Following the new investment, there will be significant changes at the top of the club, with a potential board reshuffle to follow.
      While fans will hope to see significant investment in the team, with Moshiri feeling “let down” by recruitment in recent years.
      Due to being hamstrung by Financial Fair Play regulations, Everton spent just £1.7million in the summer of 2021, signing Demarai Gray.
      They subsequently forked out £29m on Vitaliy Mykolenko and Nathan Patterson in January 2022.
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      This season, the sales of Richarlison, Moise Kean and Anthony Gordon have helped ease the financial pressures on the club.
      Everton have spent £85.5m on the likes of Amadou Onana, Dwight McNeil, Idrissa Gueye, James Garner, Neal Maupay and James Tarkowski, while recouping £135m in sales.
      On the Toffees’ spending since his sacking, unpopular former boss Rafael Benitez told the Telegraph: “After my time there they have invested a lot of money again and they have the squad to get out of relegation.
      “The fans were decisive last year and they can be again this year.”
      Everton travel to in-form Crystal Palace this weekend before a mid-week Goodison assignment against Newcastle.
      They then face relegation rivals Leicester at the King Power and high-flying Brighton at the Amex, ahead of a tricky clash with title-chasing Manchester City at home.
      Their last two games see them face Wolves away, before a final day Goodison showdown with Bournemouth.
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      Ex-Everton star arrested on suspicion of child sex offences has case DROPPED and will face no further action

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      A PREMIER League star is facing no further action after he was arrested on suspicion of child sex offences.The ex-Everton footballer, who can’t legally be named, was held by police in July 2021 before being released on bail.
      The footballer was held on suspicion of child sex offences
      It was confirmed in February that the Crown Prosecution Service were probing whether or not to charge the International star.
      But police revealed today he will face no further action after the case was dropped.
      A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police told The Sun Online: “The investigation team and Crown Prosecution Service have been working together and reached the decision that the evidence available at this time does not reach the threshold set out on the Code for Crown Prosecutors.
      “Greater Manchester Police is committed to investigating allegations to secure the best possible outcomes for all involved and will continue to work with partner agencies to ensure individuals are supported throughout investigations and beyond.”
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      Police were scrambled to the star’s home in July 2021 where “several items were seized”.
      He was suspended from Everton while police investigated the allegations.
      A statement from the team at the time said: “Everton can confirm it has suspended a player pending a police investigation.
      “The Club will continue to support the authorities with their inquiries and will not be making any further statement at this time.”
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      The alleged offences were described as “very serious” with a probe led by Greater Manchester Police’s Major Incident Team.
      Everton said previously the player had been suspended pending the probe More