‘I’ve led the line through Everton’s hardest Premier League period’

There may be a scenario where Blues supporters will also be saying goodbye to a striker who has almost a decade of loyal service at Goodison Park, among the numerous “last ever” occasions that are evoking mixed emotions among the Everton fanbase.

The future of Dominic Calvert-Lewin may have fallen off the radar because there has been so much going on at Everton once more this campaign.

Everton has signed the 28-year-old for £1.5 million from Sheffield United and has since scored 57 Premier League goals in 235 appearances.

In all competitions, he made the England squad that reached the Euros final that summer, scoring 21 goals in 39 games during the campaign of 2020-21.

However, Calvert-Lewin has struggled to replicate those impressive numbers since that campaign due to injuries and form issues. His 2021 cap was his final for England.

He’s also been featured on the front covers of fashion magazines and in private interviews about his mental health.

Given the positive impact of manager David Moyes’ appointment in January and his own hamstring injury at Brighton the same month, Calvert-Lewin describes a season with just three goals in only 22 Premier League games as “mixed.”

The Everton number nine hasn’t played since and is working his way back to fitness, which means a complete recovery from selection and training.

Before this injury, he says, “I was in good shape for 18 months playing games and maintaining consistency of play.”

“Physically, I experience the best sensation I’ve ever had.” I have put in the effort to get myself in the best possible condition and right as I always do.

At the end of the current season, Everton will relocate to their new Bramley-Moore Dock, which serves as an additional motivation for Calvert-Lewin.

“That was always the driving force behind my decision to stay out for a while,” she said. Says Calvert-Lewin. “I want to get back to Goodison for at least that final game.”

There are so many positive memories that I’ve had since growing up, and they’ve been the most important.

He claims that his perspective has been altered by his recent fatherly arrival and that past setbacks have “wisdom and character” developed.

“I’ve had some challenging experiences and injuries with that. I’m older, more mature, and a father now, which has given me a sense of purpose,” says Calvert-Lewin.

The striker, who has appeared on magazine covers and participated in photo shoots for GQ Magazine, is also known for his interest in fashion, but he admits that those days may have passed.

Because I now have a young daughter and am a family man, my life has greatly changed. Says Calvert-Lewin. It has given me different viewpoints.

“My goal is to be the best dad I can be and to be the best player I can be.”

It’s like anything, you grow and evolve, and it was appealing to me back then to show that.

Everyone has interests beyond what they do on a daily basis, according to the saying.

Everton supporters will be interested to find out if the striker will be a part of their squad for the upcoming campaign.

One of the few Everton players whose future is being considered is Calvert-Lewin, according to a report from BBC Sport, and an offer has been made appears to be on the table. When questioned about his circumstances, he replies that things are straightforward.

He claims, “As an Everton player, my goal is always to do my best for Everton, and I have a lot of respect for the football team.”

It has given me everything I have right now.

It’s like going through a mini-pre-season to get fit for these last four games, because my main concern is making sure I’m in the best shape.

There is a new stadium and a lot to like about, according to the new manager, who has come in.

Who wouldn’t want to be a part of that, exactly?

“The last three seasons have probably been the most difficult in Everton’s Premier League history, and I have been there leading the way through that. There was a lot of uncertainty for a long time, a little higher up.