Dominic Calvert-Lewine revealed that Everton will leave on 1 July 1 in a free transfer.
Calvert-Lewin entered Everton in 2016 in £ 1.5 million in Sheffield United, and was a key player in Toffeees.
The striker did 239 appearances in the Premier League for Everton, scoring 57 goals. However, in 2024-25 he only completed the 26 exits.
Calvert-Lewine has caused injuries in recent seasons only limited to 17 league appearances in 2021-22 and 2022-23.
With Everton (30-20-20, 32, 202-24 and 26, 2023-24 and 26), he played more than 2,000 minutes more than 2,000 minutes played for more than 2,000 minutes with those seasons.
Despite the issues, Calvert-Lewine attracts interest in Newcastle United and Manchester United and now enter a free club as a free agent.
Taking it to Instagram on Sunday: “Everton Football Club and Evertonians, after nine years after nine years, I made a very difficult decision to start a new chapter with my family.
“This is not something lightly chosen. Everton has been my house since I was 19. It’s a place where I saw me, challenged me and fitted me as a footballer.
“I want to express thanks to all the managers and coach that I have worked for years, and to my teammates, who have become a life friend.
“Especially I want to talk to fans. Your passion is the heartbeat of this club. Whether the times have been good or hard, your unprotected help never failed.
“To celebrate Goodison Park, feeling roar, is an experience I will take with me. This opportunity to go around was not from me.
“I spent a lot of my family and time together. We think it’s a good time to look for a new challenge and continue to grow, but that doesn’t reduce the link I will always be with Everton.
“It’s about to go with my hope, knowing that I was always looking for the values of this great club. Thank you for all.”
Calvert-Lewin Everton is a four-player player in the last four seasons. Abdoulaye Doucoure (15), Dwight McNeil (14) and Beto (11), though Docoure has also left as a free agent.
2025-06-29 13:10:00
