Ashley Young reveals the Goodison Park memento he wants to take before his final Everton game.
Several Everton players set to feature in their final games for the club in the coming months.
David Moyes will be eager to see how the summer unfolds when the transfer window opens.
Everton are expected to have a busy summer, largely due to uncertainties surrounding player contracts.
Several players could remain on Merseyside, but changes are inevitable. Idrissa Gana Gueye is set to receive a new contract, while others are entering their final months with the club.
One such player is Ashley Young, who has already set his sights on taking a piece of memorabilia from Goodison Park before his departure.
Ashley Young Plans to Take Everton Memento
Seamus Coleman previously praised Young as Everton’s best player earlier in the season, but his form has dipped in recent months.
Under Moyes, he has struggled to make an impact, with Jake O’Brien taking over at right-back.
Speaking on Everton’s YouTube channel, Young admitted he is eyeing a special keepsake ahead of the club’s final game at Goodison Park.
“I think, for me, there’s a sign above the tunnel. I think I would take that,” Young revealed.
Arne Slot has praised the unique atmosphere of Goodison Park, and it’s clear that players who have graced the historic ground want to keep a part of it.
Young has been a dedicated servant to Everton, but whether he can actually secure the sign remains to be seen.
The Countdown to Everton’s Move
Time is running out for Goodison Park as Everton prepare to move to Bramley-Moore Dock this summer.
The transition marks a new era for the club, and Newcastle are reportedly looking to replicate Everton’s financing model for their own stadium plans, showcasing the impact of the Friedkins since their arrival in December.
Everton have ten Premier League games remaining this season, with five of them set to take place at Goodison Park:
West Ham
Arsenal
Manchester City
Ipswich Town
Southampton
Fans are excited about the state-of-the-art facilities at Bramley-Moore Dock, but these final five games at Goodison will be deeply cherished by those in attendance.
