bad news Due to marital problems, a vital Everton player announced his retirement.
Seamus Coleman, the captain of Everton, talks about his new contract, his coaching ambitions after retiring, and the reasons behind his team’s recent troubles. He also talks about his preseason form, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, and Dele, makes a prediction about the club’s breakout player, and shares his excitement about the new stadium.
By a hair’s breadth, Everton finished the previous season as the only team still in the Premier League. Captain Seamus Coleman adds, “We can ensure that this never happens again because we’ve learned a lot.”
Entering his 15th year at the club, the 34-year-old signed a one-year deal in June after joining for £60,000 from Sligo Rovers in January 2009.
Was a year-long stay just a formality? According to the Republic of Ireland captain, “it’s been a tough couple of years for everyone involved with our club,” in a special interview with Sky Sports.
“I had some time to reflect, and then I got hurt, which made it even more necessary to reflect. However, you can’t walk away from something you know and love, and it’s very difficult to do so. I adore the football team.
