News about Idrissa Gueye

He won the FA Cup, Community Shield and UEFA Europa League with the Red Devils. He announced his retirement via Instagram on Friday by posting a video of his career highlights. Narrating the video, he said: 'Each person writes their own journey in life and each stage of their life is a chapter. For me, the chapter as a football player is coming to an end, which is why, before I start writing a new chapter in my professional career, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude.'

Everton's partnership with kit manufacturer Castore got off to a shaky start when the badge on one player's new home shirt came loose during its first public outing. The Toffees began their pre-season schedule on Friday by drawing 3-3 with Sligo Rovers in Ireland. Sean Dyche's team were decked out in the club's new home strip, made by Castore - who became Everton's new 'official technical partner' on June 14.

IAN HERBERT: An atmospheric black and white clip of Arsenal's players, entitled 'Keep Believing', was broadcast by Arsenal as denouement day dawned and seemed to capture the sense that the team was destined to wait longer for their glorious technicolour moment. There was nothing monochrome and melancholic about the mood on the streets, though.  Only an air of celebration, as the Arsenal team bus was serenaded down Hornsey Road in the sunshine at ten to two and as the 'North London Forever' anthem was belted out before kick-off into a brilliant blue sky with an intensity which was remarkable, even by this season's standards. 

For the first time in what must seem like a lifetime for Everton fans, there will be no sleepless nights in the final month of the season. The final few games can be enjoyed without the shadow of impending doom lingering menacingly over their shoulders. Nails are safe from being bitten, for another season at least. It always seemed unlikely that we would be treated to a repeat of the blood and thunder football that saw them dispatch their bitter foes from the other side of Stanley Park, Liverpool, in style during a memorable mid-week Merseyside derby win. They were still singing yesterday about how their neighbours had surrendered what grip they had on the title that night here. But after the physical, mental and emotional exertion of that win, voices seemed a little hoarser and wearier. Still, there were some home fans dancing in the stands ahead of kick-off. With good reason too, given that Luton's defeat at Wolves earlier in the day left Dyche's men with their fate in their own hands.

PLAYER RATINGS: Liverpool's Premier League title bid took a serious hit after being beaten by a better side as Everton won a Merseyside derby at Goodison Park for the first time in almost 14 years. Mail Sport's Lewis Steele rates how both Sean Dyche and Jurgen Klopp 's players performed during the Premier League fixture on Wednesday evening.

Arsenal returned to the top of the Premier League table on Saturday night, with Liverpool also bouncing back after both sides dropped points in the title race last weekend.  With Manchester City in FA Cup action, Mikel Arteta's side took their chance to go ahead in the title race, after claiming a 2-0 victory against Wolves. Jurgen Klopp's side are currently level with them on 74 points, but behind on goal difference, ended a difficult week by beating Fulham 3-1 at Craven Cottage.  But there was plenty of drama at Goodison Park, as Everton claimed their second win in 16 matches in their crunch clash against Nottingham Forest, with Sean Dyche's side winning 2-0. Several contentious refereeing decisions prompted Forest to publish an explosive tweet at full-time with the club sensationally claiming the 'VAR was a Luton fan'.

Gary Neville has criticised the 'horrendous statement' issued by Nottingham Forest following their 2-0 defeat by Everton. Forest were hugely frustrated with some of the decisions that went against them and claimed that VAR official Stuart Attwell is a Luton Town fan. Following the defeat to Everton, Forest remain 17th in the table, one place and one point ahead of Luton. Everton prevailed courtesy of goals from Idrissa Gueye and Dwight McNeil. 

Idrissa Gueye and Dwight McNeil helped Everton seal a 2-0 victory against Nottingham Forest at Goodison Park, which could have some serious implications in this season's relegation fight.  The victory, Everton's second in their last 16 matches, puts the hosts four points clear of Nottingham Forest at the bottom of the table, and five clear of Luton at the top rung of the drop zone.  It also came after Sean Dyche delivered an empassioned rant to his players this week, claiming that he would 'not be their fall guy'. 

Everton's Premier League game agaisnt Nottingham Forest was paused in injury time after Beto and Morgan Gibbs-White suffered a nasty accidental clash of heads.  The game was paused for over four minutes, with both players receiving treatment on the pitch.  More to follow... 

Everton's Amadou Onana has revealed how his daily routine changes during Ramadan, in a social media video made while on international duty with Belgium. The holy month of Ramadan, a period of fasting and abstaining from things considered to be impure for the mind and body, began on Sunday March 11, and is set to end on Wednesday.  Having no food or drink between the hours of sunrise and sunset impacts on all Muslim people, but Everton midfielder Onana shared a 'day in the life' video of his experience whilst with the Belgium team during the international break. 

In the 20th minute, players who are watching Ramadan break their fast were suspended. Amadou Onana, Idrissa Gueye, and Abdoulaye Doucoure, among other Everton players, can be seen on the touchline waiting for food. Muslims around the world observe Ramadan as a month of fasting, in which they do not eat or drink during daylight hours. It is supposed to be a time of spiritual discipline and deep reflection of their relationship with God, while also sympaizing with those who are less fortunate.

Amadou Onana's shocking penalty miss against Fulham in Everton's Carabao Cup quarter-final loss at Goodison Park on Tuesday has gone viral, with a hilarious Arabic translation. The commentator covering Everton's penalty said just one word during the shootout, referring to Onana's name as 'Ohhh na' over and over again. As the Belgian national's fight went from hope to dismay, Onana's shot's pronunciation and emotions changed.

STEELE AT SELHURST PARK: Idrissa Gana Gueye scored a late goal to win Everton a crucial away victory in a thrilling match in which the Toffees took the lead three times. Everton's first five minutes set the tone for proceedings, with Everton eventually emerging at the top at Selhurst Park. As the Ukrainians discovered the back of the net after just one minute of play, Vitaliy Mykolenko's goal got Sean Dyche's side off to a smuggling start on their trip to the capital.

Joao Palhinha travelled to Munich for a medical and to sign for Bayern Munich in a £55 million contract. Fulham didn't have a replacement in time, and Palhinha returned to London, so it fell through. The ovation at Craven Cottage for his first Fulham appearance since then spoke volumes for his character.

Players in the top-flight and second-tier tournaments had rainbow-colored shirts on their shirts and held banners before games. On the 17th of May, coaches and officials also wore rainbow armbands in honor of the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia. However, the tactic led to a group of Toulouse players opting not to attend their match against Nantes yesterday and broadcasting their disapproving of the campaign. In fact, the players 'expressed their displeasure with the club's association of their image with the rainbow colours corresponding the LGBT movement,' according to the club.' However, Amelie Oudea-Castera has pleaded with players that they'have to turn up' on the issues.

Idrissa Gueye (right) praised Everton's 2-2 win over Leicester in Monday's Premier League, encouraging his teammates to remain positive as the team's relegation battle progresses. With both teams kicking the game in the relegation centers, the match had been described as 'loser goes down.' Everton swiped the lead early before falling 2-1 behind the Foxes at Goodison Park, but Jordan Pickford was the hero of the hour as he stayed firm to save James Maddison's attempt from the spot until Alex Iwobi's equalizer made the points shared at the final whistle.

Manchester City has confirmed that they are on target to win their third consecutive Premier League title and displaying the gulf in class between them and the rest of the league after the thrashing new boss's Arsenal 4-1 at the Etihad on Wednesday. The title race is heating up, so who makes it into our top 10 power rankings after the latest round of Premier League fixtures? This week, Mail Sport delves into the top performers from around the country.

During this Saturday's match against Manchester United, Sean Dyche says the Muslim players in his Everton squad would be'supported' when keeping their Ramadan fast. During a planned stoppage in action, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Amadou Onana, and Idrissa Gueye all broke their fast in the 26th minute of Monday night's 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur. However, this Saturday's ride to Old Trafford, a 12.30pm kick-off, will bring a different challenge, with fasting from sunrise to sunset.

Everton's Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park was postponed for a brief period of time to encourage Muslim players to break their Ramadan fast and enjoy food and drink. Andre Onana, Abdoulaye Doucoure, and Idrissa Gueye were among the three Everton team members to consume food, drink, and energy gels at the side of the pitch.

PSG seems determined to claim their ninth Ligue 1 title in a decade as tough as possible, judging by their start to 2023. They have lost five games or fewer on seven occasions in the last eight years. In the last two months alone, the Parisiens have now lost five games in all competitions, and the squad's team's relationships are starting to show, as shown by the hierarchy. PSG is out of the Coupe de France, which they've won a record 14 times, and they're just one foot out of the Champions League, which they're so eager to win after a humiliating 1-0 loss to Bayern Munich in the last 16. They now face Marseille, who knocked them out of the cup, out of the competition, and they could now drop their lead at the top to only two points.

PSG was defeated 1-0 at home by Bayern Munich in Tuesday's Champions League round of 16 first-leg matches, keeping their tournament hopes on a knife edge ahead of their flight to Germany next week. According to L'Equipe, senior players in the Ligue 1 leaders are still confused by PSG's work in the transfer market and feel that certain players shouldn't have been allowed to leave. Throughout the season, PSG's management has been scrutinized, with rumors of competition amongst teammates and Brazilian superstar Neymar recently confirming reports that he had clashed with sports director Luis Campos. The French newspaper announced that the arrivals of Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz, and Carlos Soler confused some players who believed that departures Leandro Paredes, Idrissa Gueye, or Julian Draxler were more suited to the team.

On Boxing Day, the Premier League will resume, with more than six weeks off. It varied in terms of how many players from each team were at the World Cup in Qatar - from two at a few sides to 16 at Manchester City - but how did clubs' players get on?How far did they get, and how many minutes did they play? Sportsmail has a look at how the World Cup affected each team in the top division and how they might be affected going forward as a result of the tournament.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: The group stages have come to an end after two weeks of non-stop football that culminated in some of the best drama we've seen at such an early stage in the World Cup. We've seen some major teams fail, some legendary names claim to be their final farewells and some of the biggest-ever upsets at a World Cup tournament. Although the last round of group games has brought people together, there have been fans on the edge of their seats. Sportsmail ranks ten things we've learned from the group stages of World Cup 2022.

On Friday night, it was a big Cameroon victory over Brazil to finish the group stage, but it didn't seem that the team had been able to distinguish them at the end of the game. Switzerland defeated Brazil in Group B, while Serbia missed out alongside the Indomitable Lions despite hosting one of the tournament's games. After struggling in the group stage, Elsewhere, both Belgium and Germany, fell out.