Speaking out about the Everton deal, Abdoulaye Doucoure expresses his feelings about the future.

Abdoulaye Doucoure has been open about his future at Everton and his intention to make the most of his remaining time there,

should this turn out to be his final season. The manager of Goodison Park has permitted a condition that would have resulted in

a one-year extension to expire, making the 32-year-old one of 13 Everton players whose current contracts expire this summer.

David Moyes may still include the midfield player in his plans on renegotiated terms, but for the time being, Doucoure,

whose game-winning goal against Bournemouth on the last day of the 2022–2023 season kept the

Blues from suffering their first relegation in seventy-two years, can

“I will always be grateful for what I accomplished for Everton, and I will always treasure my time here.

I will always be a Blue at heart, even if I leave.

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Nothing has been addressed as of yet, so let’s wait and see what happens over the next few months.

However, because this might be my final season here, I want to make the most of it and give it my all.