Danny Murphy wants the young Everton star Anthony Gordon to stay, inspite of the Chelsea’s deal. Formed in 1878, the English club from Merseyside is the founder member of the Football League. The Toffees has won 9 league titles, 5 FA Cups, 1 European Cup Winners’ Cup and 9 Charity Shields. Everton is the second-longest continuous serving club in English Premier League. But somewhere or the other, the club hasn’t able to match up their past records. Everton were at 16th position just 4 points above the relegation. Everton haven’t won any match in their opening three matches of the this season. Two straight defeats from Chelsea and Aston Villa and a draw from the new boys Nottingham Forest. Frank Lampard’s side Everton didn’t able to get the start, which they were expecting. And now, their young star is the prime target for the London side Chelsea.
The English club of West London, was founded in 1905. The club has won 6 league titles, 8 FA Cups, 5 League Cups, and 4 FA Community Shields so far. Club last won the English title in 2016-2017 season. Surprisingly, One of the strongest clubs in European championship, were at third place, far behind Man City and Liverpool. Because as their trump card player Lukaku, failed to live up to their expectations. Chelsea are starting a new era after owner Abramovich stepped down due to political reasons.
Will Anthony Gordon follow Danny Murphy’s adivce to stay at Everton or leave for Chelsea?
The 21-year-old Englishman who plays as a winger for Premier League club Everton. On January 2020, Gordon made his Premier League debut coming on as a substitute in a 1–1 draw against West Ham. On February 2021, Gordon was send to Championship side Preston North End on loan. And now, his gameplay has caught the eyes of the selectors all around the world. As the London gaints are ready to boffer the young rising talent a £45m.
However, former English midfielder Danny Murphy, as spoken for the future of the young Englishman Anthony Gordon. He also told the 21-year-old that it would be better off staying at Goodison Park for his development, then at Stamford Bridge. Murphy said; “I think he’d be better staying and playing every week at Everton to learn. And I think Everton need to keep him, so long as they can find some money to sign a striker.”
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