#Starters orders 6 review 2018 full

He offers some versatility as a stop-gap right back or defensive midfielder, but lacks desired size for a central defender and has been prone to concentration problems.

The former Barnsley man has three years left to run on his contract and despite not being considered a first eleven player at the club, has actually started more league matches since the 2018-19 season than Mina. Reportedly there is interest in him from Italy and Lampard must decide whether to roll the dice and offer an extension, or to look to sell him now while he still retains some value. Mina is one of EvertonвЂ™s highest earners and is about to enter the final year of his contract. Valuable as he undoubtedly is, the Colombian international struggles to stay fit: in four completed seasons he has started 10, 25, 23 and 11 league matches - just 69 from a possible 152. A small sample size, this is true, but reflective of his time at the club, in that his physicality, defensive savvy and spirited personality helps the team get better results.

#Starters orders 6 review 2018 full

Even last season, when he managed only 846 minutes of Premier League action, in those matches he played the full 90, Everton won three and drew three from eight. The big man is probably the Blues best central defender. Yerry Mina dominates a frustrated Kai Havertz in what may end up as his last 90 minutes in a Royal Blue shirt Photo by James Gill - Danehouse/Getty Images Yerry Mina Here I take a look at those who are most likely to be on the way out of Goodison Park this summer, ignoring potential loans or those whose contracts are due to expire anyway. Thelwell and Lampard look to shift surplus players (those who are being paid out of proportion to their contribution), whereas others will be targets for other clubs, or actively pushing for a transfer. Some exits will be driven by internal requirements as Messrs. The Blues raised almost ВЈ6m from player trading and reduced the overall wage burden, but will be restricted in the transfer market without substantial sales from the existing first team. Despite efforts at improving the clubвЂ™s situation with regard to compliance with the Premier LeagueвЂ™s financial regulations over the previous twelve months, funds available for new signings remain limited. EvertonвЂ™s new Director of Football Kevin Thelwell and manager Frank Lampard have their hands full heading towards the summer transfer window, as they put together plans to reshape the squad.