“SHOCKING REVELATION: Rob Dorsett Drops JAW-DROPPING Details on Pickford’s Everton Contract Length – You WON’T Believe How Long He’s Staying!”

Jordan Pickford is on the verge of committing his long-term future to Everton, with his new contract expected to be officially signed this week following his return from international duty with England.

The 79-cap England international recently surpassed the legendary Gordon Banks’ long-standing record for consecutive clean sheets, further cementing his place among England’s finest goalkeepers.

While he continues to chase more international milestones, Pickford’s focus will soon return to club matters ahead of Everton’s crucial clash against Manchester City next weekend.

Pickford, who has been at Everton for eight years, was originally contracted until 2027, which would have marked a full decade on Merseyside.

However, according to Sky Sports reporter Rob Dorsett, the new and improved deal extends his stay until 2029.

The four-year extension has already been agreed upon, with only an official announcement pending.

The Everton hierarchy, led by David Moyes, reportedly sees Pickford as one of three cornerstone players around whom the club’s future will be built, alongside Jarrad Branthwaite and James Tarkowski.

Both defenders have already signed their new contracts, and Pickford’s signing will complete the trio’s commitment to the club’s long-term vision.

Since joining from Sunderland in 2017, Pickford has made 326 appearances in all competitions for Everton, a figure that places him high on the club’s all-time list.

While still far behind legendary goalkeeper Neville Southall’s incredible 750 appearances, Pickford is steadily climbing the ranks.

With just 107 more games needed to break into Everton’s top ten appearance makers—a list currently rounded off by Leon Osman and the iconic Dixie Dean with 433 appearances—Pickford is well on course to achieve yet another milestone during his extended stay.

Whenever he eventually departs Hill Dickinson Stadium, the England number one will undoubtedly be remembered as one of Everton’s all-time greats, a loyal servant and record-breaker who has been integral to the Toffees’ modern era.