A Midfielder for Everton Provides An Update On His Future

Amadou Onana, a midfielder for Everton, provided an update on his future with the Merseyside team in a recent interview with La Capitale. Onana stated, “I’m not ruling out leaving Everton in January.”

I won’t claim that my drive comes primarily from my international duty since I take my responsibility to help Everton survive very seriously.

However, I have to acknowledge that the mood has changed as a result of the shift in environment and the addition of a squad with elite players. That helps me a lot, mentally.

“I set out to accomplish that aim this season.

But as I already stated, I lack a crystal ball. It is beyond my power to predict what the future holds. I’m still entirely focused on playing well on the pitch for the time being. This is what will decide the club’s and my future.

With a few impressive outings at the centre of Sean Dyche’s midfield, Onana has had a great start to the new season. In ten games across several competitions for the Toffees this season, the 22-year-old has recorded one assist.

With an average of 2.8 tackles, 0.5 interceptions, 0.8 clearances, 1.4 shoots, and 0.9 crucial passes every 90 minutes in the Premier League, the talented Belgian has solidly supported the midfield. After completing 84.2% of his attempted passes in the English top division, he has even spread possession fairly well (data via whoscored).

At the middle of the pitch, Onana may make a few crucial interceptions for his team and is a skilled ball-tackler. When necessary, he has little problem stepping through the ball, and his shooting attempts typically have a lot of bite.

The Belgian star needs to find a way to be more reliable in the Premier League. He can even set up some good plays for those around him.

Onana continues to play a significant role in Sean Dyche’s starting lineup as of right now. So, losing him in the impending January transfer window is simply not an option for the Everton head coach. When making decisions about his future, the Toffees ought to try to hold onto him until the next summer.