“Stop forcing me to stay,I want to leave Everton” Everton player body posture confirms he does not want to have anything to do with Everton again and he is keen

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has rejected a new contract offer from Everton and is keen to join Newcastle United, according to journalist Graeme Bailey. The striker has turned down the Toffees’ proposal and is eager to make the switch to St James’ Park, despite Newcastle pulling out of talks last month.

Bailey, speaking to Everton.news, revealed that Calvert-Lewin is determined to leave Everton and join Newcastle, and that the Magpies may return to negotiate a deal in August. “He wants to go to Newcastle United. That one has got legs in it as well,” Bailey said. “Calvert-Lewin is one player, if he’s still with Everton after August, I think they’ll look at a deal again. See where they are.”

Everton, however, are open to selling Calvert-Lewin, with the club aware that they risk losing him for free in 12 months’ time if they don’t cash in now. The Toffees have already signed Iliman Ndiaye to bolster their striker options, and are also interested in Che Adams, suggesting that they are preparing for life without Calvert-Lewin.

Newcastle’s interest in Calvert-Lewin is longstanding, and the striker’s desire to join the Magpies is clear. However, with Newcastle not in a rush to complete a deal, it may become a game of chicken between the two clubs, with Everton potentially waiting until late in the window to make a final decision.

For Everton manager Sean Dyche, losing Calvert-Lewin would be a blow, as the striker is the perfect mould of forward that he likes in his team. However, with the club’s financial problems, they cannot afford to risk losing Calvert-Lewin for free next summer, considering his previous injury history.

In conclusion, Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s decision to reject a new contract with Everton and push for a move to Newcastle United has set the stage for a summer of transfer drama. With Everton open to selling and Newcastle interested in buying, it remains to be seen whether a deal will be agreed upon. One thing is certain, however: Calvert-Lewin’s future lies away from Goodison Park.