England Premier Leagues Jordan Pickford Set for New Everton Deal

England Premier League goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has agreed a new contract with Everton. The 31-year-old joined the club in 2017 from Sunderland for a £30 million record fee and has made 329 appearances. Pickford, a four-time Everton player of the year, has 79 caps for England and recently set a record with eight consecutive clean sheets.

When the news broke, it was confirmed that England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has agreed to a new contract with Everton. The 31-year-old, who joined the club from Sunderland in 2017 for £30 million, a British record fee for a goalkeeper at the time, has been a crucial figure for the Toffees. Pickford’s current contract runs until 2027, and the announcement of his extension is expected soon. Since joining Everton, Pickford has made 329 appearances and won the club’s Player of the Year award four times, including the last three seasons.

His leadership and consistency have helped the team maintain Premier League status amid managerial changes, financial breaches, and points deductions. Pickford is also England’s first-choice goalkeeper, earning 79 caps since his debut and holding the position since the 2018 World Cup. He recently broke a long-standing record set by Gordon Banks by keeping eight consecutive clean sheets for England, last conceding in a 2-1 Nations League loss to Greece over a year ago.

This contract extension follows Everton securing a new two-year deal for captain James Tarkowski earlier this month, marking a period of stability for the club’s key players as they aim to strengthen their squad for future Premier League campaigns.