‘My salary was so high and…..’ – Ex Everton player reveals what manager told him before Goodison exit

Kevin Mirallas who left Everton just like Richarlisonand not really happy about the move has opened up about his departure from Everton, revealing the mixed signals he received from then-manager Marco Silva. Despite being told he was part of Silva’s plans and training well with the squad in pre-season, Mirallas was later informed that he would not play much and that his high wages were a complicating factor for the club.

Mirallas had initially been interested in joining Fiorentina before moving to Olympiacos, but had agreed to do pre-season with Everton before making a decision about his future. However, just a week before the start of the championship, Silva told him that he would not be starting and that his place in the team was not guaranteed.

The sudden change of stance from Silva was confusing for Mirallas, who had performed well in pre-season and was ready to contribute to the team. He eventually left the club on loan, a move that he felt was not handled well by Everton.

Mirallas played a significant role during his time at Goodison Park, making 151 league appearances and scoring 29 goals. He was a key player for the team, known for his ability to score crucial goals and create chances for his teammates. His departure under such circumstances was therefore surprising, given his contributions to the club over the years.

In other Everton news, there has been an update on a potential £1 billion full takeover of the club by Farhad Moshiri, with Alan Myers sharing the latest developments.

Kevin Mirallas has opened up about his departure from Everton, revealing the mixed signals he received from then-manager Marco Silva. Despite being told he was part of Silva’s plans and training well with the squad in pre-season, Mirallas was later informed that he would not play much and that his high wages were a complicating factor for the club.

Mirallas had initially been interested in joining Fiorentina before moving to Olympiacos, but had agreed to do pre-season with Everton before making a decision about his future. However, just a week before the start of the championship, Silva told him that he would not be starting and that his place in the team was not guaranteed.

The sudden change of stance from Silva was confusing for Mirallas, who had performed well in pre-season and was ready to contribute to the team. He eventually left the club on loan, a move that he felt was not handled well by Everton.

Mirallas played a significant role during his time at Goodison Park, making 151 league appearances and scoring 29 goals. He was a key player for the team, known for his ability to score crucial goals and create chances for his teammates. His departure under such circumstances was therefore surprising, given his contributions to the club over the years.

In other Everton news, there has been an update on a potential £1 billion full takeover of the club by Farhad Moshiri, with Alan Myers sharing the latest devedevelo