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Everton 🇬🇧

[The England Pod @England_Pod]

England 3, Mexico 2. The Azteca Stadium. Finished at 4am UK time. An instant World Cup classic.

@BBCSport honouring the match with another tremendous montage. 😍

[owen @olpafc_]

This might be the greatest England photo of all time

[Edd🏌️ @e_harrison6]

Fantastic. Altitude? Never met the bloke

[💎 @killianfutbol]

@DanMc1878 Massive upgrade for me

[carrick @malrkay]

Sterling one of the best England players I ever seen

[Tom Garratt @Tgarratt10]

What a day/night this was

[💎 @killianfutbol]

@EarlBarretsMuzy @CastoreEngland Clean that where you seen this

[Leonardo Bertozzi @lbertozzi]

Atendendo a pedidos, o documento com as combinações de uniformes da fase de grupos.

Jogos 1-8

[David Ornstein @David_Ornstein]

Everton contacted Unai Emery in the days after his sacking by Arsenal, leading to a meeting in London last week between Emery & #EFC majority investor Farhad Moshiri + chairman Bill Kenwright. No contact since but if the interest develops he would be keen: https://t.co/Mjc1u1Uvoi

[bray @maybebrayyy]

whoever SWAPPED ENDS for the ACTUAL PLAY OFF FINAL deserves jail time

[Matt Forde @mattforde]

The single greatest squad reveal video in the history of squad reveal videos

[💎 @killianfutbol]

@EarlBarretsMuzy @Everton Tidy that where’s it from

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

❤️🤍 Diego Simeone: “Now we will go to fight for what we’ve been chasing for years”. 🏆

[- @NotPaneen]

@chelssufferer It’s Easter Sunday mate

[The Athletic | Football @TheAthleticFC]

Everton’s recruitment team were frequent visitors to Bramall Lane during the 2021-22 season as they courted Morgan Gibbs-White at Sheffield United.

Kevin Thelwell, then Everton’s director of football, would come close to bringing the midfielder to Goodison Park that summer, but the club could not move quickly enough due to their perilous financial situation — in 2022, they had shelved a move for Watford’s Joao Pedro due to regulatory concerns, despite considerable groundwork being done on a £22.5m package.

Nottingham Forest had already stolen a decisive march by the time they made an offer.

That was a blow to the club’s recruitment team, who saw an England international in waiting in Gibbs-White, but those trips to south Yorkshire would not be in vain.

Their interest was piqued in another Sheffield United player, Iliman Ndiaye, who remained on Everton’s radar until they eventually signed him from Marseille in the summer of 2024.

Ndiaye ticked several boxes. He stood out to scouts as an elite dribbler who could do unique things on the pitch, and his data output also reinforced his physical capabilities. Reports emphasised a gifted technician and a “street fighter” who would scrap for the cause.

The £15m fee for the 26-year-old looks a bargain now...

📝 @Paddy_Boyland

https://t.co/SlZM1TDWLF

[💎 @killianfutbol]

@Jburtonefc Na get out there

[Dom Italiano @itsdomyoutube]

Idk how to explain it but this is the best movie i've ever watched that I'm not sure I can ever watch again

[AT @lifeoftasin]

Football definitely fell off lol

[Ben @BT_1878]

I love this football club so fucking much