Everton: Sean Dyche to take note of Harry Tyrer in pre-season post title-winning haul
Sean Dyche has no choice but to include Harry Tyrer in the pre-season squad for Everton after his recent exploits.
The 22-year-old clinched the National League title on 23 March with Chesterfield – ending their six-year stint in the fifth tier.
He made 47 appearances for them this season and recently told evertonfc just how delighted he was with their performance.
He said: “We’ve worked all season for it.
“It was a great win and a great end to the season. Good to get over the line.
“From minute one of pre-season, the fans were on my side and giving me a little song. The fans have been top class here.”
Sean Dyche surely will be thrilled and could give him a chance at Everton
Tyrer’s impressive loan spell at Chesterfield, culminating in their promotion to League Two, could catch the eye of Dyche during pre-season.
The 22-year-old goalkeeper showcased his talent by keeping 11 clean sheets in the National League, and demonstrated his shot-stopping abilities and composure under pressure.
His performances have not only earned praise from Chesterfield’s coaching staff but also highlighted his potential for a bright future in goalkeeping.
Dyche, known for his emphasis on defensive solidity, could see Tyrer as a valuable addition to Everton’s goalkeeping ranks.
Jordan Pickford could help him as well
With current first-choice goalkeeper Jordan Pickford performing exceptionally well, Tyrer could initially slot in as a second or third-choice goalkeeper and could learn things from the England number one.
His development under Dyche’s tutelage could further enhance his skills and maturity, providing the Toffees with a reliable backup option for the future.
Furthermore, Tyrer’s upbringing at Finch Farm and the club’s strong academy ties suggest a seamless integration into the first-team setup.
Dyche’s reputation for nurturing young talent and instilling a disciplined defensive mindset aligns with Tyrer’s attributes, making him a viable candidate for consideration during pre-season preparations.
Keeping Tyrer on as part of Everton’s squad could provide Dyche with added depth in the goalkeeping department while offering Tyrer a platform to continue his progression at his boyhood club.
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