Tag: Jarrad Branthwaite

Everton blow: Jarrad Branthwaite needs surgery

Jarrad Branthwaite (Everton)
October 2025

Branthwaite will undergo surgery after a preseason hamstring issue proved more serious than first billed, extending his absence into the campaign. The 23-year-old, under contract to 2030, had attracted major bids in 2024 and emerged as a core partner for James Tarkowski. Everton lose aerial dominance, recovery pace, and left-side distribution. Short-term cover elevates organizational strain on the back line and set-piece assignments, with recruitment and academy depth under review for winter. Rehabilitation timelines hinge on tendon integrity and progressive loading milestones.

United Eye £65m Branthwaite to Fix Defensive Woes

Jarrad Branthwaite
September 2025

Manchester United are weighing a £65m move for Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite as they seek stability at the back. With Harry Maguire’s contract expiring and United conceding 11 goals in six games, Branthwaite has emerged as their top defensive target. Branthwaite’s mix of physicality and ball-playing ability has made him one of the Premier League’s brightest centre-backs. United face stiff competition from Liverpool, who view him as Van Dijk’s successor, but their desperation for defensive reinforcements could push them into January action.

Branthwaite Commits to Everton with New Long-Term Deal

Jarrad Branthwaite (Everton)
July 2025

Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite has signed a new five-year deal until 2030, despite serious interest from top Premier League clubs like Chelsea and Spurs. He calls the decision an easy one.
Branthwaite cited Everton’s ambition, new stadium, and strong dressing room as key reasons for staying. He praised David Moyes’ impact and the club’s plans to push further next season.

Moyes Begins Contract Planning as Everton Close in on Safety

David Moyes, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Jarrad Branthwaite (Everton)
April 2025

With Everton 15 points above the relegation zone, Moyes confirmed contract talks for players like Calvert-Lewin will begin once safety is secured. Branthwaite, under a long-term deal, is drawing interest from top clubs.
Moyes acknowledged the club’s history of selling big names but emphasized his desire to keep Branthwaite. He noted that Everton “hold all the cards” due to the player’s contract length and reiterated his focus on long-term planning.

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