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Conor McAleny2011current
Luke Garbutt2011current
Tyias Browning2012currentArouna Koné2013current
Matthew Pennington2013current
Kieran Dowell2014current
Muhamed Bešić2014current
Ryan Ledson2014current
Callum Connolly2015current- David Henen2015current
Gerard Deulofeu2015current
Ramiro Funes Mori2015current- Felipe Mattioni2016current
- Leandro Joaquín Rodríguez2016current
Oumar Niasse2016current
Tom Davies2016current
Yannick Bolasie2016current
Jordan Pickford2017current
Michael Keane2017current
João Virgínia2018current
Jonas Lössl2019current
Allan2020current
Jarrad Branthwaite2020current
Demarai Gray2021current
Lewis Dobbin2021current
Conor Coady2022current
Dwight McNeil2022current
Vitaliy Mykolenko2022current
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall2025current- Thierno Barry2025current
Ainsley Maitland-Niles2026current
Jack Grealish2026current
Beni Baningimecurrent
Cenk Tosuncurrent
Craig Shakespearecurrent
Cuco Martinacurrent
Darren Pottercurrent- Eunan O'Kanecurrent
Henry Onyekurucurrent
James Garnercurrent
John RooneycurrentMarco Estradacurrent
Michael Johnsoncurrent
Nathan Broadheadcurrent
Rachel Unittcurrent
Ryan Hedgescurrent
Sandro Ramírezcurrent
Teeratep Winothaicurrent
Tom Lawrencecurrent
Tom Waringcurrent
Edgar Chadwick1888–1899
Andrew Hannah1889–1891
Jack Southworth1893–1894
John Tait Robertson1895–1898- Jimmy Ashcroft1897–1899
- Walter Abbott1899–1908
Harold Hardman1903–1908
Arthur Berry1909–1911- Doug Livingstone1921–1926
Dixie Dean1925–1937Joe Mercer1932–1946
Tommy Lawton1936–1939- Johnny Carey1942–1943
- Harry Catterick1946–1951
- Ron Saunders1951–1955
Bobby Collins1958–1962
Brian Labone1958–1971- Roy Vernon1960–1965
- Billy Bingham1961–1963
- Gordon West1962–1973
Ray Wilson1964–1969
Tommy Wright1964–1974
Alan Ball Jr.1966–1971- Joe Royle1966–1974
Howard Kendall1967–1974- David Johnson1969–1972
Keith Newton1969–1972- Joe Harper1972–1974
- Bob Latchford1974–1981
Bruce Rioch1976–1977- George Wood1977–1980
Colin Todd1978–1979- Asa Hartford1979–1981
Brian Kidd1979–1980
- Brian Quinn1979–1981
- Gary Megson1979–1981
Steve McMahon1979–1983
Graeme Sharp1980–1991- Kevin Ratcliffe1980–1992
- Kevin Richardson1980–1986
Alan Irvine1981–1984
Howard Kendall1981–1981
Neville Southall1981–1998
Adrian Heath1982–1988- David Johnson1982–1984
Gary Stevens1982–1988- Kevin Sheedy1982–1992
Peter Reid1982–1989
Andy Gray1983–1985- Trevor Steven1983–1989
- Gary Lineker1985–1986
- Dave Watson1986–2001
Pat Jennings1986–1986
Pat Nevin1988–1992
Stuart McCall1988–1991
Tony Cottee1988–1994
Martin Keown1989–1993
Norman Whiteside1989–1991
Stefan Rehn1989–1990
Gerry Peyton1991–1993
Mo Johnston1991–1993
Peter Beardsley1991–1993
David Unsworth1992–1997- Gary Ablett1992–1996
Preki1992–1994
Kenny Sansom1993–1993
Anders Limpar1994–1997
Daniel Amokachi1994–1996
Duncan Ferguson1994–1994
Duncan Ferguson1994–1998
Gary Rowett1994–1995
Andrei Kanchelskis1995–1997- Earl Barrett1995–1998
Gavin McCann1995–1998
Gary Speed1996–1998
Marc Hottiger1996–1997
Michael Ball1996–2001
Nick Barmby1996–2000
Richard Dunne1996–2000- Rodrigo Riep1996–1997
- Claus Thomsen1997–1998
- Claus Thomsen1997–1997
Francis Jeffers1997–2001- Slaven Bilić1997–1999
Terry Phelan1997–2000
Thomas Myhre1997–2001
David Unsworth1998–2004- Ibrahima Bakayoko1998–1999
John Collins1998–2000
John Spencer1998–1999
Marco Materazzi1998–1999- Mickaël Madar1998–1999
- Olivier Dacourt1998–1999
- Steve Simonsen1998–2004
- Abel Xavier1999–2002
David Weir1999–2007- Joe-Max Moore1999–2002
- Kevin Campbell1999–1999
- Kevin Campbell1999–2005
- Richard Gough1999–2001
- Scot Gemmill1999–2004
Tony Hibbert1999–2016- Alessandro Pistone2000–2007
- Alex Nyarko2000–2004
Duncan Ferguson2000–2006- Gary Naysmith2000–2007
Idan Tal2000–2002
Leon Osman2000–2016
Mark Hughes2000–2000
Niclas Alexandersson2000–2003- Pablo Paz2000–2001
Paul Gascoigne2000–2002- Thomas Gravesen2000–2005
Jesper Blomqvist2001–2002
Tobias Linderoth2001–2004
Tomasz Radzinski2001–2004
David Carney2002–2003
David Ginola2002–2002- Espen Baardsen2002–2003
Joseph Yobo2002–2003
Lee Carsley2002–2008- Li Tie2002–2003
Li Weifeng2002–2003
Richard Wright2002–2007
Wayne Rooney2002–2004
Anthony Gerrard2003–2003
Brian McBride2003–2003
Francis Jeffers2003–2004
Iain Turner2003–2011- Ibrahim Said2003–2003
James McFadden2003–2008Joseph Yobo2003–2012
Kevin Kilbane2003–2006- Li Tie2003–2006
- Nigel Martyn2003–2006
Rachel Brown2003–2003
Rachel Brown2003–2014
Danny Fox2004–2005- Eddy Bosnar2004–2005
Fara Williams2004–2012
James Vaughan2004–2011
Marcus Bent2004–2006
Tim Cahill2004–2012
Andy van der Meyde2005–2009
James Beattie2005–2007
John Ruddy2005–2010
Matteo Ferrari2005–2006
Mikel Arteta2005–2005
Mikel Arteta2005–2011- Nuno Valente2005–2009
- Per Krøldrup2005–2006
- Per Krøldrup2005–2005
Phil Neville2005–2013
Simon Davies2005–2007
Andrew Johnson2006–2008
Joleon Lescott2006–2009
Sander Westerveld2006–2006
Tim Howard2006–2007
Victor Anichebe2006–2013
Jack Rodwell2007–2012
Leighton Baines2007–2020
Lukas Jutkiewicz2007–2010
Manuel Fernandes2007–2007
Phil Jagielka2007–2019
Stefan Wessels2007–2008
Steven Pienaar2007–2008- Thomas Gravesen2007–2008
Tim Howard2007–2016
Yakubu2007–2011- Anthony Gardner2008–2008
Carlo Nash2008–2010Dan Gosling2008–2010
Jose Baxter2008–2012
Kieran Agard2008–2011
Lars Jacobsen2008–2009
Louis Saha2008–2012
Manuel Fernandes2008–2008
Marouane Fellaini2008–2013
Segundo Castillo De Barberan2008–2009
Steven Pienaar2008–2011
Adam Forshaw2009–2012
Diniyar Bilyaletdinov2009–2012
Hope Akpan2009–2011
Jake Bidwell2009–2013
John Heitinga2009–2014
Jô2009–2009
Jô2009–2010
Lucas Neill2009–2010
Shane Duffy2009–2014
Shkodran Mustafi2009–2012
Sylvain Distin2009–2015
Séamus Coleman2009–2026
Jermaine Beckford2010–2011
João Pedro Pereira Silva2010–2012
Ján Mucha2010–2013
Landon Donovan2010–2010Magaye Gueye2010–2014
Philippe Senderos2010–2010
Ross Barkley2010–2018
Apostolos Vellios2011–2014
Araz Abdullayev2011–2012
Denis Stracqualursi2011–2012
James McFadden2011–2012
Marcus Hahnemann2011–2012
Royston Drenthe2011–2012
Bryan Oviedo2012–2017
Darron Gibson2012–2017- Francisco Júnior2012–2016
John Lundstram2012–2015
Kevin Mirallas2012–2019
Landon Donovan2012–2012
Matty Kennedy2012–2015
Nikica Jelavić2012–2014
Steven Naismith2012–2016
Steven Pienaar2012–2012
Steven Pienaar2012–2016
Thomas Hitzlsperger2012–2013
Tyias Browning2012–2014
Antolín Alcaraz2013–2015
Eduardo Vargas2013–2014
Gareth Barry2013–2014
James McCarthy2013–2019
Joel Robles2013–2018
John Stones2013–2016
Romelu Lukaku2013–2014
Aiden McGeady2014–2017
Brendan Galloway2014–2019
Christian Atsu2014–2015- David Henen2014–2015
Gareth Barry2014–2017
Gethin Jones2014–2018
Jindřich Staněk2014–2016
Jonjoe Kenny2014–2022
Lacina Traoré2014–2014
Romelu Lukaku2014–2017
Samuel Eto'o2014–2015
Aaron Lennon2015–2015
Aaron Lennon2015–2018
Antonee Robinson2015–2019- Felipe Mattioni2015–2015
- Leandro Joaquín Rodríguez2015–2016
Mason Holgate2015–2025
Tom Cleverley2015–2017
Ashley Williams2016–2019
Dominic Calvert-Lewin2016–2025
Enner Valencia2016–2017
Idrissa Gueye2016–2019
Maarten Stekelenburg2016–2020- Shani Tarashaj2016–2016
Ademola Lookman2017–2019
Anthony Gordon2017–2023
Davy Klaassen2017–2018
Gylfi Sigurðsson2017–2022
Jose Baxter2017–2018
Morgan Schneiderlin2017–2020
Nikola Vlašić2017–2019
Wayne Rooney2017–2018
André Gomes2018–2019
Bernard2018–2021
Eliaquim Mangala2018–2018
Kurt Zouma2018–2019
Lucas Digne2018–2022
Richarlison2018–2022
Theo Walcott2018–2021
Yerry Mina2018–2023
Alex Iwobi2019–2023
André Gomes2019–2024
Djibril Sidibé2019–2020
Fabian Delph2019–2022
Moise Kean2019–2023
Ben Godfrey2020–2024
James Rodríguez2020–2021
Asmir Begović2021–2023
Joshua King2021–2021
Salomón Rondón2021–2022
Amadou Onana2022–2024
Dele Alli2022–2024
Donny van de Beek2022–2022
Idrissa Gueye2022–2026
Arnaut Danjuma2023–2024
Ashley Young2023–2025
Norberto Bercique Gomes Betuncal2023–2026
Armando Broja2024–2025
Asmir Begović2024–2025
Iliman Ndiaye2024–2026
Jack Grealish2025–2026
Everton Football Club is a professional association football club based in Liverpool, England.
The club competes in the Premier League, the top tier of English football.
Everton was a founding member of the Football League in the 1888–89 season.
Biography
Formation
Everton Football Club, based in Liverpool, England, was founded in 1878 as St. Domingo's FC. The club was established to provide members of the St Domingo Methodist New Connexion Chapel with an opportunity to play sports year-round, including cricket in the summer. The first match played by the club resulted in a 1–0 victory over Everton Church Club. In November 1879, the club was renamed Everton to reflect the local area, as interest grew from individuals outside the congregation who wanted to participate.
Early Success and League Membership
Everton was a founding member of the Football League in the 1888–89 season and quickly made its mark by winning its first League Championship title in the 1890–91 season. The season began with an impressive run of five consecutive victories, with Fred Geary scoring in each of the first six matches. By mid-January, Everton had amassed 29 points, leading the league significantly. Despite a challenging end to the season, where they lost their final match against Burnley, Everton secured the championship by finishing two points ahead of Preston North End, with Geary being the club's top goal-scorer that season with 21 goals.
Legacy
Throughout its history, Everton has been a prominent figure in English football, known for its competitive spirit and contributions to the sport. The club has reached four FA Cup finals before the First World War, showcasing its early dominance in English football. As a professional association football club, Everton continues to compete in the Premier League, maintaining its status as one of the top-tier teams in England.
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Everton was founded as St. Domingo's FC in 1878 so that members of the congregation of St Domingo Methodist New Connexion Chapel in Breckfield Road North, Everton, could play sport year round – cricket was played in summer. The club's first game was a 1–0 victory over Everton Church Club. The club was renamed Everton in November 1879 after the local area, as people outside the congregation wished to participate.
The club was a founding member of the Football League in 1888–89 and won their first League Championship title in the 1890–91 season. The 1890–91 season started in superb form with five straight victories, with Fred Geary scoring in each of the first six matches. By mid-January, Everton had completed all but one of their fixtures and were on 29 points, while Preston North End were eleven points adrift with seven games still to play. Everton than had to sit out the next two months as Preston completed their fixture list until they were only two points adrift with one match each left to play. Both teams played their final games of the season on 14 March, with Everton losing 3–2 at Burnley (Geary scored both Everton goals) and Preston going down 3–0 at Sunderland. Everton were thus able to win the Football League Championship for the first time, by a margin of two points with fourteen victories from their 22 league games. Geary had been ever-present, and was the club's top goal-scorer with 21 goals. Everton reached four FA Cup finals before the First World War, losing…
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Everton Football Club is a professional association football club based in Liverpool, England. The club competes in the Premier League, the top tier of English football.
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