Your daily dose of Everton news and rumours
Dwight McNeil details the complex difficulties he’s overcome following a failed move in the January transfer window, explaining why that sliding-doors moment has inspired him to rediscover his fine form to earn an Everton starting place. [Everton FC]
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An interesting perspective on the Premier League’s recent Chelsea fines as we welcome the Londoners to our home. [ToffeeWeb]
Everton are likely to rule out a sale of star man Iliman Ndiaye amid growing interest from the likes of Arsenal and Manchester United. [Football Insider]
Early Chelsea team news ahead of the match at Hill Dickinson Stadium. [Sports Mole]
Everton are eyeing a move to sign Arsenal sensation Myles Lewis-Skelly on loan for the 2026/27 season after a temporary exit was given the green light. [Caught Offside]
Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has been comparing Chelsea’s fine for making secret payments to Everton’s points deductions. [Liverpool Echo]
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This is not Everton related but any football fan has to see this one:
Iliman Ndiaye and Idrissa Gueye speak out as AFCON overturn sets dangerous precedent. [Liverpool Echo]
Manchester City defender John Stones is reportedly open to rejoining Everton in the summer transfer window, but they face stiff competition from Wrexham for his signature. [TEAMtalk]
Everton’s decision-making around Charly Alcaraz is starting to come into sharper focus, as the Argentine’s time at Goodison Park drifts into uncertain territory. [Sport Witness]
Everton Under-21s exited the Premier League International Cup at the quarter-final stage on Wednesday night at Walton Hall Park. [Everton FC]
Tomas Soucek is keen for a new challenge after spending the last six seasons at West Ham with David Moyes being one of his admirers. [talkSPORT]
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UEFA Champions League, Europa League and Conference League qualifiers continue along with club friendlies.
Full schedule of games here.