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“Everton’s Branthwaite SHOCKS Critics with Jaw-Dropping Post-Surgery Revelation You NEED to See!”

Jarrad Branthwaite issues update following successful hamstring surgery

David Moyes revealed that Jarrad Branthwaite was close to making his comeback before the Aston Villa clash in early September.

 

However, the defender’s ongoing hamstring problems, which first flared up during pre-season, have kept him sidelined for the entire campaign so far.

 

Branthwaite had resumed light training ahead of Everton’s trip to Manchester City, raising hopes that he might finally be ready to return.

Those plans were derailed on Monday when the club confirmed that the 23-year-old would need surgery following a setback in his recovery — a blow that will rule him out for several more months.

 

The news adds to growing concern over Branthwaite’s injury record.

 

Although Everton have managed in his absence thanks to strong performances from Michael Keane and James Tarkowski, Moyes’ defensive depth remains a worry.

 

Any new setback for either of those two could force the manager to reposition Jake O’Brien, currently filling in on the right due to injuries to both Nathan Patterson and Seamus Coleman.

The greater question, however, is how Branthwaite will respond to surgery.

 

Procedures of this nature often affect a player’s sharpness and confidence, and Everton will be hoping the young defender can return to his previous high level of performance.

 

Despite the setback, Branthwaite appears to be maintaining a positive mindset.

 

He took to Instagram on Tuesday to confirm his operation had gone well, sharing a defiant message with fans — and critics alike.

 

“Operation completed successfully,” he wrote. “Thanks to the medical team and everyone who’s reached out with support. Even the negative ones add fuel to the fire.

 

It’s been the toughest spell of my career so far, but challenges build character. I’ll be back stronger and better than ever. Don’t doubt it.”

 

While Everton fans have overwhelmingly backed Branthwaite, some of the negative remarks likely came from rival supporters rather than his own fanbase.

 

Nonetheless, the defender’s response shows his determination to silence any doubters and reclaim his place in Moyes’ plans.

 

His return may be months away, but Branthwaite’s fighting spirit and commitment to come back stronger will offer encouragement to Everton supporters eagerly awaiting his comeback.

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