Dukure announces Everton withdrawal

Everton midfielder Abdulaye Dukure announced that he will leave the club after his contract expires this summer.

Dukure signed with Everton in September 2020, with 167 appearances and 21 goals. The midfielder will score the winning goal against Bournemouth in May 2023 to help the club stay in the Premier League. In a video posted on social media, Dookure said: "Hi, Everton Man - Just want to share this information with you, I'm leaving the club at the end of the season. After a wonderful five years, my time at Everton is over.

" Everton means a lot to me. Obviously the past five years have been tough, but I will always remember the time I played for Everton Football Club. "Obviously, I feel sad about leaving the club, but I think it's time for me and the club to turn a new chapter and I will always be grateful for everything the club has done for me."

"My best memories, I would say it will be a goal I scored against Bournemouth to help the club stay in the Premier League." "I think it's something I'm always proud of. It's a wonderful moment for me and my family and the club.

"I'll miss the fans. I will miss football club. I just want them to know that I give everything in every training session and during the game I always feel proud to wear these jerseys and always be proud to play at Goodison Park. "I gave everything to win the most games I could win, I will only miss this place, I wish them all the best in the new stadium."

" Everton is always a part of my life now. I will always be blue. I will always support Everton and I hope they have a bright future.