News about Andy Lonergan

In the 2021-2022 season, Everton projected a sixth-place finish before finishing 16th, leaving them out on a £21 million income. Everton's 10-point deduction is continuing after the Toffees were found guilty of breaching the Premier League's financial laws back in the same campaign - suffering three years with staggering losses of nearly £372 million per year. That figure was more than £250 million over what the Premier League's guidelines allow clubs to lose over the three-year cycle, and now the source of their struggles from the season's defeat has been unearthed.

Everton has announced that Tom Davies will leave the club after the midfielder turned down the possibility of a new deal. Davies, captain Seamus Coleman, and goalkeeper Andy Lonergan were among three first team players offered new contracts earlier this month, according to Toffees. Davies has chosen to withdraw from the invitation to remain at Goodison Park, with the 24-year-old prioritizing regular first team football.

New contracts have been extended to three first team players, with Tom Davies and Andy Lonergan given the option of remaining with the Toffees after their current contracts came to an end. After the club refused to offer new terms, defender Yerry Mina and forward Andros Townsend will leave the club on free transfers. Asmir Begovic, the reserve goalkeeper, will also leave after refusing a new contract.

Everton has signed goalkeeper Eldin Jakupovic to a short-term deal following Jordan Pickford's injury and Andy Lonergan's return to action. Jakupovic was a free agent after leaving Leicester City in the summer, having spent five years with the Midlands club. The 37-year-old, who was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a Swiss international whose previous clubs include Hull City, Lokomotiv Moscow, and Grasshoppers Zurich.

Jordan Pickford's latest thigh injury diagnosis, according to Everton club doctors, could be due to his strong kicks. In the 0-0 draw at Goodison Park, the Englishman sustained the injury in the draw against Liverpool in the Merseyside derby, but he was also able to put in a man of the match effort. Pickford will be out of action until after England's next series of fixtures, according to Everton's statement.

Because of the injury, the England shot stopper will miss about three to four weeks, and As a result, Asmir Begovic will cover the Everton goal. According to David Ornstein, the Toffees are unlikely to call for a free transfer to fill Pickford's empty space.