Striving for the Final Game at Goodison

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has been a pivotal figure for Everton, especially during what he describes as the club's 'most difficult seasons in Premier League history.' Despite a challenging season with only three goals in 22 Premier League games, Calvert-Lewin remains optimistic. He is currently recovering from a hamstring injury sustained in January and is close to a full return to training. His primary goal is to play in the final game at Goodison Park before Everton moves to their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.

Family and Football Over Fashion - For Now

Calvert-Lewin has openly discussed how relentless injury issues have impacted his mental health. He credits talking about his struggles with saving his life. Now, as a new father, he finds a renewed sense of purpose. 'I have a young daughter, so my life has changed a lot,' he says. 'It's given me different perspectives.' While he has been known for his interest in fashion, appearing on magazine covers and participating in photoshoots, his focus now is on being the best player and father he can be.

On His Future and Everton's 'Most Difficult Three Seasons'

Everton supporters are eager to know if Calvert-Lewin will remain with the club next season. With an offer on the table, Calvert-Lewin remains committed to Everton. 'I'm an Everton player, and my focus will always be on doing my best for Everton,' he asserts. He acknowledges the challenges of the past three seasons but sees a bright future with the new manager and stadium. 'There's a lot to be positive about,' he says. 'Who wouldn't want to be part of that?'

Conclusion

Dominic Calvert-Lewin's journey with Everton has been marked by resilience and determination. As he aims to return for the final games at Goodison Park, he reflects on the lessons learned and the special place Everton holds in his heart. His story is a testament to the strength required to lead through adversity in the Premier League.