“Leave, style of play doesn’t fit Everton” Everton man will be forced to leave this summer, he is a liability and not fitting to the system of Everton as…

Amadou Onana’s future at Everton has been a topic of discussion in recent weeks, with the midfielder linked to several top clubs across Europe. According to Michael Ball, a former Everton player and current pundit, Onana is likely to leave Goodison Park this summer due to his style of play not suiting Sean Dyche’s tactics.

Onana, a talented Belgian midfielder, has shown flashes of brilliance during his time at Everton, but his inconsistency and tendency to “go missing” in games have raised concerns. Ball believes that Onana’s ability to run the game for short periods is not enough to justify his place in the starting lineup, especially in the demanding Premier League.

“Amadou Onana has got talent and a fantastic career ahead of him, but I just feel that our style of play, Dyche’s style, and what we as a fanbase want from players, I don’t think he ticks all the boxes,” Ball wrote in his Liverpool Echo column. “He shows his ability at times and can run the game for 10 or 15 minutes, but I think the Premier League just doesn’t suit him, so I wouldn’t be surprised if he went back to Europe somewhere.”

Onana’s departure would not come as a surprise, given the club’s financial situation and the need to sell players to balance the books. Everton has openly admitted that they need to offload some of their stars, with a major sale expected before June 30. Onana, with his profile and age, is an attractive prospect for top clubs, and his exit would likely generate a significant transfer fee.

However, Onana’s potential departure would also raise questions about the club’s ability to retain its best players. Jarrad Branthwaite, Jordan Pickford, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin are all key players who have been linked to other clubs, and their departure would be a significant blow to the team.

Despite this, Ball believes that Onana’s exit would be a more palatable option for fans, especially if it helps the club out of its financial hole and allows them to keep other stars. “Where we are as a football club right now, we can’t afford to have players go missing, so I wouldn’t be surprised to see Onana moving on in the summer,” Ball said.

Onana’s time at Everton has been marked by inconsistency, with the midfielder often finding himself out of the team when the team is going through a tough patch. Despite his talent, he has struggled to establish himself as an undisputed member of the starting lineup, and his clash of styles with Dyche’s tactics has made his position at the club uncertain.

With Bayern Munich, Barcelona, and Manchester United all linked to Onana, it seems likely that he will move on to another club this summer. While his departure would be a loss for Everton, it would also provide an opportunity for the club to reinvest in its squad and build a more cohesive unit under Dyche’s leadership.

In the end, Onana’s exit would be a reminder that football is a business, and sometimes, difficult decisions need to be made to ensure the long-term success of the club. As Ball said, “He has the quality to move to another club and shine, but at Goodison Park, while Dyche is there, it seems like it’s unlikely they will ever see him at his best due to a clash of styles.”