Everton could receive more support before their
Ben Dinnery claims that Abdoulaye Doucoure, Seamus Coleman, Amadou Onana, and Ashley Young are getting closer to full health, which might give Everton an advantage ahead of their Premier League matchup with Crystal Palace.
The injury specialist, who has worked with The Athletic, said via his X account [14 February] that Doucoure intends to return from his injury and rejoin the team by Monday, February 19.
After starting their last two games from the bench, Coleman may start, while Young and Onana are getting closer to playing fully again after their recent injuries.
Since Arnaut Danjuma and Andre Gomes are anticipated to remain sidelined for a little while longer, they shouldn’t be eligible to play against Palace.
Everton is encouraged by new injury reports.
The match on December 19 vs Palace may be pivotal for Everton’s campaign. The two teams are separated by just five points, and a victory by Sean Dyche’s team may reduce that difference to just two.
The result of their points-deduction appeal might see Everton awarded points back, which would allow them to pass Palace, who are presently ranked 15th in the Premier League, if they are able to get closer to their relegation opponents.
According to sources, that points deduction decision may even be made before the Palace match. The result is reportedly anticipated around the middle of February, albeit the length of time it is taking has recently come under fire.
As Everton’s highest scorer thus far this season, Doucoure’s return will be a significant help for Dyche. With Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s recent problems, the extra firepower will be vital.As the season draws to a close, players are getting back to full health at Goodison Park, where every victory from now until May is crucial to their survival.
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