Andre Gomes may not play for Everton again after what Leon Osman saw v Sheffield United
Leon Osman has voiced his concern that Andre Gomes’ recent injury against Sheffield United might be his last one for Everton.
The 30-year-old came on in the second half as his side won 1-0 but had to be taken off before the end of the game.
Due to his injury, there are now fears that he may not return again this season.
Leon Osman raises valid Andre Gomes concern at Everton
Speaking on Premier League Productions’ world feed, Osman said (11 May, 16:54): “Looks a nasty head injury. If that’s his last moment in an Everton shirt, that’s a shame.”
It is indeed a very good chance that Gomes may not step foot in Goodison Park again.
Throughout the season, Gomes has faced a series of injury setbacks, significantly limiting his playing time and contributions to the team.
Having only started three Premier League games and dealing with a calf injury, he has not been able to perform at his best consistently.
Andre Gomes is on high wages at Everton
His contract is set to expire, and with his high wages and the club’s need to be on the right side of PSR, it remains uncertain whether he will be offered a new deal.
If this does turn out to be his last appearance for the Toffees, it would be a disappointing end to his time at the club.
Given his injury history, it might be difficult for Gomes to secure a new contract with the Toffees or another top-flight club.
His last appearance for the Toffees, where he had to be taken off due to a head injury, adds to the uncertainty about his future.
The emotional reactions from fans and the acknowledgement that it could be his last time in an Everton shirt suggest a recognition that his time at the club may be coming to an end.
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