Everton: James Tarkowski sends message to Leeds United midfielder Stuart Dallas
Everton defender James Tarkowski has sent a message to Leeds United midfielder Stuart Dallas who’s announced his retirement from the game.
The Northern Irishman suffered a broken femur back in February 2022 in the Premier League against Manchester City and has since not returned to action.
He took to Instagram recently to confirm his retirement as he thanked all the people who’ve been there for him.
Tarkowski commented: “All the best Stuey D.”
Stuart Dallas was a class act and even shone v Everton
Dallas featured for Leeds against the Toffees and had a good outing for Marcelo Bielsa’s side after he sent out a warning to their opponents.
The 32-year-old had a remarkable career at Leeds, marked by his exceptional versatility, resilience and unwavering dedication to the team.
He epitomised adaptability, playing various positions with competence, embodying Bielsa’s philosophy of versatility and hard work.
Despite facing setbacks, including a serious injury, Dallas remained resilient, embodying the spirit of Leeds on and off the pitch.
His pivotal role in the team’s promotion to the Premier League and subsequent performances showcased his talent and commitment, earning him recognition as Leeds’ Player of the Year in 2021.
Dallas’ journey from a relatively unknown player to a key figure in Leeds’ recent successes resonated deeply with fans, making him a beloved figure at the club.
The fact that Tarkowski and other players reached out to him shows how well respected he was among his peers.
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