‘It hasn’t worked for him’: Darren Bent says £15m star’s ‘time is over’ at Everton

Everton FC: Neal Maupay’s Time at Goodison Park May Be Coming to an EndAs Everton FC narrowly avoided relegation from the Premier League, fans are still worried about the team’s future under the current ownership.

With top stars likely to leave the club, one player who may be on his way out is Neal Maupay. The £15 million signing from 2022 spent last season on loan at Brentford, where he failed to impress with only six goals scored.Darren Bent, a former Premier League striker, believes Maupay’s time at Everton is “over” and predicts he will leave the club this summer.

Bent told talkSPORT that Maupay seems comfortable at Brentford and may want to stay, but his goal returns have not been impressive. With only one goal scored for Everton and a total of 33 goals in 160 Premier League matches, Maupay’s future at Goodison Park looks bleak.Maupay’s performance at Brentford was not much better, with only six goals scored during his loan spell.

His overall record in the Premier League is disappointing, especially compared to his impressive 37 goals in 85 games in the Championship. It seems that Maupay may need to consider a move down to a lower division or a lesser league to revive his career.

While Maupay has been known to wind up opponents, including James Maddison, his lack of goalscoring prowess may make him surplus to requirements at Everton. With Sean Dyche taking over as manager, it remains to be seen if Maupay will be part of his long-term plans. As of now, Maupay has returned to Everton, but his future at the club looks uncertain.

In a season that saw Everton struggle to avoid relegation, Maupay’s contributions were minimal. His loan spell at Brentford did not yield the desired results, and his goalscoring record in the Premier League is unimpressive. As Everton looks to rebuild and strengthen their squad, Maupay may find himself

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