Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s Heartfelt Farewell to Everton Fans Before Starting a New Chapter!
Dominic Calvert-Lewin Signs Off from Everton After Nine Years
Striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 28, has announced his departure from Everton, ending a nine-year stint at the club. Having joined from Sheffield United in 2016, he scored 71 goals in 274 appearances and became a key player at Goodison Park, earning international recognition for England.
In a heartfelt social media message, Calvert-Lewin expressed his gratitude to the club and supporters. He revealed that his decision to leave was taken after careful consideration and was a personal choice, not driven by the club. His contract with Everton officially expires on Monday.
He reflected on his time at Everton: “It has been my home since I was 19, nurturing my potential, challenging me, and shaping me both as a footballer and as a person.” Calvert-Lewin thanked his managers, coaches, teammates, and especially the Everton fans, whose unwavering support he deeply appreciated. He described unforgettable moments, such as celebrating goals at Goodison Park, which will stay with him forever.
The forward also shared that the decision to move on was a family choice, aiming to pursue new challenges while maintaining a strong bond with Everton. He highlighted his pride in his contributions, including crucial goals and representing the club with pride and commitment, hoping to leave with the respect of supporters.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin will depart Everton after nine years when his contract ends this week.
Once regarded as one of the Premier League’s top strikers, Calvert-Lewin’s form declined due to injuries, including multiple hamstring tears. His last season saw only three goals in 26 appearances. Previously linked with clubs like West Ham, Chelsea, Tottenham, and Newcastle, a departure from the Premier League seems likely, with potential interest from Italy and Saudi Arabia.
Calvert-Lewin described his decision as a difficult but necessary step for his future.
He expressed hopes to leave with the respect of Everton supporters, emphasizing his commitment to the club’s values.