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Decision time is looming for Frank Lampard and Everton. By the second Saturday in June, as per Premier League rules, clubs must publish their retained and released lists. While this perhaps has more pertinence for lower-league clubs where players tend to be on shorter-term contracts, there are a number of issues for Lampard to resolve.
Everton will travel to London to take on Arsenal in their final game of the season after securing safety in the Premier League for next season following a victory over Crystal Palace earlier this week.
Anwar El Ghazi was loaned out to Everton in January after struggling for playing time at Aston Villa, but the 27-year-old’s temporary stint at Goodison Park couldn’t have gone worse.
Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard will look to bring in some wide attacking players in the summer transfer window, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
Aston Villa could be ready to get rid of some deadwood in their squad as Steven Gerrard approaches his first summer transfer window with the Premier League side.
Mason Holgate will start the 240th Merseyside Derby for Everton against Liverpool at Anfield.
Jurgen Klopp’s team have tormented one old rival in their pursuit of the Premier League title this week and will be confident of a repeat against another who could be in the relegation zone come kick-off on Sunday. Liverpool have the best home record in the league this season, Everton the worst away record, with Frank Lampard losing all six games at the cost of 19 goals on his travels since replacing Rafael Benítez. The Liverpool manager may make changes with a Champions League semi-final coming in midweek but, other than a slight injury doubt over Roberto Firmino, should have a full squad to choose from. Andy Hunter
Everton have Yerry Mina and Donny Van De Beek back available for Wednesday’s Premier League clash with Leicester at Goodison Park.