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Looks like weve got a Danish defender/midfielder joining in summer...16.
Everton Under-18s Complete Midfielder Transfer
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And so it begins...
I admire your enthusiasm mate, but there needs to be a huge dollop of realism surrounding some of those youngsters you’ve named for a pre season squad . Kyle John has made an impressive transition to an attacking full back , but he’s really lacking experience and defensive nous e.g. in the recent defeat against City he came on as sub and was caught way out of position for one of the goals. Nothing wrong with that , he’s still learning his position but it’s the kind of thing that if it happens in a first team squad game even pre season you don’t get seen again. There’s plenty of time for him to develop next season , he’s under contract for another two years so obviously well thought of.
Portuguese newspaper O Jogo today features a story about Everton goalkeeper João Virgínia.
After winning the Premier League 2 for Arsenal last season, the player has now conquered his second title in a row for the Toffees last weekend.
It’s said that the last fixture, played against Brighton, had the eyes of Marco Silva and football director Marcel Brands, who were in the stands.
And O Jogo claims that Everton’s plans are to have Virgínia included in the first team squad next season, where he will have the place of second goalkeeper.
Regardless of where that information comes from, the newspaper also features a short interview with the player himself. The 19-year-old claims that both manager Marco Silva and goalkeeper Coach Hugo Oliveira have been watching him playing.
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Marco Silva has enjoyed my evolution and is always following me, just like Hugo Oliveira,” João Virgínia told O Jogo.
“They both talk a lot to me and one of the main developments I had was in consistency. An example of this was, in
eleven games, to have nine clean sheets.
Arsenal fans werte fuming when they sold him to us so we extend wonky knees Steks contract...........”
About his next goals, Virgínia says: “I now want to make my debut in the Premier League.”
Signed from Arsenal last summer, Virgínia has a contract with Everton running until 2021. And he doesn’t seem to lack ambition around succeeding for the Toffees.
If the goalkeeper is promoted as it’s claimed, then it will possibly mean the exit of 36 year old Maarten Stekelenburg, who has a further season on his contract after this one.
I think with Lewis Gibson you have to take a step back and realise he has had a couple of bad injuries which kept him out of the game for quite a while, he has come back from these injuries and is now showing why Everton agreed to pay a substantial down payment in order to get him on the books, hopefully he will have a good run free from injury and show why we paid out in order to get him here. Look out for him next season, I think he will get a few games, starting or from the bench.
I also was a big fan of Joe Williams, then he had a really bad injury which kept him out of the game for quite awhile, when he came back he looked like he had lost a bit of pace, but he persevered and had a good season at Barnsley, came back preseason, impressed Silva,then went out on loan to Bolton, played a lot of games for them this season, let’s see what Everton do with him next season, another loan? Or maybe keep here, I hope he has a future at the Blues.
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Edit: notice how Everton's site say he's for U18s yet these say he's for the U23's?
Lyngby Boldklub sælger talent til Everton - Lyngby Boldklub
Lyngby Boldklub har altid været kendt for de unge talenter, og rigtigt mange får debut på klubbens førstehold. Det ses blandt andet i 1. division nu, hvor 12
Lyngby Boldklub sells talent for Everton
by Jesper Krogh Heitmann | Apr 17, 2019 | News , Talent
Lyngby Boldklub has always been known to the young talents, and many people make their debut at the club's first team. This is seen in the 1st division now, where 12 of 23 players are of their own breeding. But there are also talents in Lyngby who take the step further in the football world long before they reach playing minutes for the first team. This applies, for example, to Frederik Sørensen (Cologne) Jacob Bruun Larsen (Dortmund) and Lasse Schøne in Ajax - and now a new player joins the company of players who take the step at a young age.
16-year-old Sebastian Kristensen, who is daily U17 player in Lyngby Boldklub, changes abroad abroad this summer. It is the English Premier League club Everton who has bought the defender directly from Lyngby's academy and will have to join their youth team Everton U23.
“We have a goal at the Academy to develop players in four tracks, and one of the tracks points to abroad at a young age. Our history is unambiguous in this area, and now Sebastian comes in some great footsteps. We are happy with Sebastian's development and his hard work, which now carries fruit in the form of a nice change. At the same time, we are proud that we have once again helped develop a player that is interesting for clubs at the top level, ”says sports manager Birger Jørgensen.
Completely in line with the strategy
Lyngby Ball Club, the family and Everton have been in dialogue for quite some time, and the process has convinced all parties that the shift is the right one for the 16-year-old player.
"Everton has followed Sebastian closely, had him on trial and has shown the format and willingness to get things going. The family and Sebastian have also been thorough, so even though it is a big step, it is well considered. We cry with one eye on sending players as early as possible, but at the same time we see it as a good opportunity and something we would like to support our talents in, in the cases where it makes sense for all parties. He and talent manager Nicas Kjeldsen, who is responsible for the club's academy, sees Sebastian Kristensen's switch to Everton as another success case for De Kongeblås talent development:
“We have said a lot that we will base our club on talent development and youth football, as part of our new vision. With us, the talents - historically and in the present - have a special place, and therefore we are particularly happy when our academy gets the recognition that other clubs are addressing. This applies regardless of whether it is a player like Sebastian who gets out early, or a player like Yussuf Poulsen, who gets many matches on the first team, goes abroad and is now a profile in the Bundesliga. "
“In short, we must succeed with all our talents. Both those who arrive early, those who reach the first team, those who end up staying here and playing many battles, and those who do not get through the keyhole, but who have an educational and football commitment to help further best possible. They all need something from our academy. This strikes exactly in the vein of the strategy we have in relation to the talent work, where we will succeed with 100% of our talents, ”says Nicas Kjeldsen.
The sale of Sebastian Kristensen is finalized for the summer after passing a medical check. Until then, the defender continues on Lyngby's U17 team and then joins Everton's U23 team.