Everton Looking to Offer New Contract to Player Ahead of June Expiry – Report

With The Friedkin Group now in charge, the club is set for changes in the transfer window, with both arrivals and departures expected.

Talks with international targets have already begun as plans for new signings take shape.

Everton Keen on Extending Idrissa Gueye’s Contract

Graeme Bailey told Everton.news on March 1 that the Toffees are eager to offer a new contract to 35-year-old midfielder Idrissa Gueye.

Despite his age and potential limitations in playing every match next season, Everton values his contributions and wants to keep him.

Gueye has been a key player for Sean Dyche this season, starting more games than he has missed and playing a crucial role in midfield.

Since his return to Goodison Park, he has earned consistent praise from fans for his reliable performances.

How David Moyes Can Benefit from Gueye

Gueye’s playing style suits David Moyes’ pragmatic approach, as his tenacity and tactical awareness make him a valuable asset.

Even at 35, he remains a disruptive force on the pitch and a respected presence in the dressing room.

With over 200 appearances for Everton, Gueye provides much-needed leadership in a squad facing financial challenges.

While his stamina may be limited, Moyes can manage his minutes by pairing him with a dynamic partner like James Garner to maintain balance.

Retaining Gueye offers Moyes a cost-effective, high-impact option that strengthens the defensive midfield while allowing attacking players to thrive—an essential element of his best Everton sides.

Given his experience, Gueye himself would likely accept a rotational role, recognizing that he can no longer play every week at the highest level.