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Everton hopeful about extending Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s stay

| 09/05/2025 16comments  |  Jump to last

Everton are still hopeful that they can extend Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s stay at the club, according to a report by Peter O’Rourke of Football Insider. The 28-year-old, injured since January, returned to action from the bench against Ipswich Town last weekend.

He is one of 15 players, including those on loan, who will be out of contract at the end of the season. However, Football Insider sources believe that Calvert-Lewin’s situation is a developing one, and he could end up staying at the club.

The Toffees believe that he could still be persuaded to sign a new contract ahead of the club’s move to Bramley-Moore Dock next season. It is also believed that a number of clubs are also making moves to sign the striker and the ball is now in his court.

Signed from Sheffield United in 2016, Calvert-Lewin has spent nine seasons with the club. He has made 270 appearances and has scored 71 goals so far.



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Mike Allison
1 Posted 09/05/2025 at 16:23:44
I’m a fan of his, but I think everyone has got themselves ready to move on so this will upset the detractors who thought they were rid of him.

I’d defend him ability-wise, but we’d need to believe we can keep him fit.

Kevin Molloy
2 Posted 09/05/2025 at 16:51:53
I'm not sure Football Insider's sources are one hundred percent reliable. has there been any confirmation from Goodison News?
Matt Traynor
3 Posted 09/05/2025 at 17:02:59
Funny. Big Dunc's stats are broadly the same. 9 years I think, 272 appearances, 72 goals.
Scott Hamilton
4 Posted 09/05/2025 at 17:19:46
If he’s fit and can stay that way then, yes, I’m for it.

If there are any question marks over his fitness though then he should probably become someone else’s problem.

Danny O'Neill
5 Posted 09/05/2025 at 17:28:59
If he stays, he will be useful to have in the squad and it won't be the end of the world.

Key for him, whether he stays or goes, is to stay fit and is used correctly. He's never been prolific, but when used properly under Ancelotti, he was at his best for a period.

Beto is Beto. We've not seen enough of Chermiti to judge him yet, but he is only 20 years old, so injury free, he is an option. I doubt we will retain Broja, even on loan and for me, he's not an out and out striker.

Dare I say it, if Dominic stays and is injury free, it might take the priority off that position and allow us to focus on the right hand side and a creative midfielder.

Les Callan
6 Posted 09/05/2025 at 17:36:04
No thanks.
Ian Bennett
7 Posted 09/05/2025 at 17:42:43
Calvert Lewin averages 1 goal every 3 games for Premier league minutes played, and he can't stay fit as good as touch that hes got.

Beto is 1 in 2, and remains fit - and appears to have a physique that can handle the demands.

Assuming we sign a first choice number 9, it's who would be the better back up?

I'd think the better bet is to release Dom, and keep Beto as someone to put in, if say a Delap or equivalent needs taking out of the firing line.

The question is can we afford for a £20m striker to be a back up.

Beto looks capable of getting 10-15 goals a season, and on that basis I would keep him.

Liam Mogan
8 Posted 09/05/2025 at 18:08:40
Strikers who can finish more than 1 in 4 chances would be a welcome change
Jon Atkinson
9 Posted 09/05/2025 at 18:09:01
far better footballer than Beto and when 100% fit can give defenders a torrid time. We can’t get a fee for him but we can get one for Beto. Yes Beto scores but he’s also prone to barren patches, think it’s pretty much a 50/50 between them, but like I say keep DCL, sell which is the key part Beto and boost spending power ?
Danny O'Neill
10 Posted 09/05/2025 at 19:04:12
Moyes was quite candid in his press conference. And realistic. We could finish 17th, but can finish 13th. Wants 3 wins from the last 3 games. All good. Until he spoils it by saying we probably go into the Fulham game as underdogs.

However, encouraging words about Harrison Armstrong, who is back training at Finch Farm. It doesn't sound like we will see him until pre-season, but the manager spoke highly of him and there is the interview on the club website with him having just signed a new 3 year contract. He seems very level headed and is a good player with potential.

Colin Glassar
11 Posted 09/05/2025 at 19:12:53
I’ve always liked, and defended, this lad. Put him up front with Richarlison and a decent winger and we’d be back in business.

Tony Abrahams
12 Posted 09/05/2025 at 19:29:11
Stats can be distorted imo, especially when I remember DCL, breaking through and playing a lot more as a wide midfielder than he played up front.

I have always liked him as a player and feel that he has been a victim regarding the way the club, was run for years.

I personally don’t think Beto is the answer but, one thing he has shown is that we definitely needed freshening up at the top of the pitch because it feels like Dominic, has been the only genuine centre forward in our club for years, which is absolutely pathetic when you think about it

Gaute Lie
13 Posted 09/05/2025 at 19:34:49
Let him go. Get a better one.
No sentimentality towards him at all.
Ian Bennett
14 Posted 09/05/2025 at 19:45:48
Well one of the jarg sites reckons he's had his contract offer withdrawn.

18 goals in 97 games in four season, works out at £1.2m a goal from his wages.

Will be interesting who he starts tomorrow up top. That will point to who Moyes wants to keep.

Brendan McLaughlin
15 Posted 09/05/2025 at 19:47:02
Gaute #13

"Let him go. Get a better one"

Revolutionary And foolproof!

Robert Tressell
16 Posted 09/05/2025 at 21:09:37
An excellent back up striker. Just not quite at the level you want of the star man.


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