🚨REPORT :Pundit Urges Exit-Linked Everton Player to Reject Rival Club Transfer

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Stuart Pearce has told Jarrad Branthwaite to turn down a move to Manchester United and stay at Everton for at least one more season.

   The Toffees defender is a transfer target for the Red Devils this summer and is said to be unwilling to sign a new deal at Goodison Park unless he is offered the same terms as their Premier League rivals are proposing [Daily Mail, July 25].

   While talkSPORT pundit Pearce admits the centre-back should be flattered by United’s interest, he believes another year under Sean Dyche would be ideal for the England international.

   Speaking on talkSPORT last Friday (July 27, 12:52), he said: “I think at his age it wouldn’t be a bad idea to stay at Everton for another season under Sean Dyche.

   “But we would be very, very honored to have clubs with the potential of Manchester United come in and listen to the strength of the player at the moment.

   “Don’t get too excited or too depressed if the transfer happens or doesn’t happen, that would be my advice to him.

   “Let’s let things settle and if the two clubs can come to an agreement, it’s clear that the problem at the moment is with the valuation of Everton and the valuation of Manchester United or other suitors.”

   Will Jarrad Branthwaite leave Everton amid Manchester United transfer speculation?

   Any Everton fan will agree with Pearce’s assessment that staying at Goodison Park for at least another season would be the perfect outcome for both Branthwaite and the Toffees this summer.


   Unless Manchester United meet the Blues’ price, the England international will go nowhere during the transfer window as Dyche’s side have shown no intention of lowering their value.

   Although Branthwaite continues to refuse to sign a new deal on Merseyside, he still has plenty of time left on his contract, so it will be extremely difficult to force his way out of the club, even if he is keen to come to Old Trafford.

   Hopefully he will pen a new deal with the Toffees as that could be enough to end United’s interest, but it doesn’t seem close unless Everton suddenly raise their bid out of nowhere.

   Supporters can only hope that Branthwaite takes Pearce’s advice and stays in blue for at least one more campaign.

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