Everton boss Sean Dyche has confirmed that Seamus Coleman is eager to continue his playing career even after his current contract at Goodison Park expires. The 35-year-old defender, who has been with the club since 2010, has been limited to just five Premier League starts this season due to ongoing fitness issues.
Coleman’s contract with Everton is set to end this season, but he has expressed his desire to keep playing. Dyche has indicated that discussions about Coleman’s future are ongoing and no decision has been made yet.
Despite his injury struggles, Coleman’s leadership and experience make him a valuable asset to the team. With uncertainties surrounding other defenders at the club, including Ashley Young and Ben Godfrey, it would be beneficial for Everton to keep Coleman for another year.
Fans have grown accustomed to seeing Coleman on the pitch at Goodison Park, and it would be fitting for the Toffees to offer him a contract extension. Hopefully, an agreement can be reached so that Coleman can continue to lead the team under Dyche’s guidance in the upcoming season and beyond.
