Sport nationJordan Pickford Vows to “Work His Hardest” at Everton Amid England Pressure
Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has issued a defiant statement, pledging to “work his bs off” at Finch Farm to maintain his position as England’s number one.
Pickford’s determination comes as new England boss Thomas Tuchel prepares to assess the squad, potentially sparking intense competition for places. The 30-year-old is well aware of the pressure but remains focused on delivering for Everton, convinced that his club form will ultimately secure his international spot.
“For me, I always say you’ve got to be on form for your club to get picked for your country,” Pickford emphasized. “I’ve always looked at it that way. That’s what I do. I’ll go back to Everton now, I’ll work my bs off. I’ll work hard on the training pitch, I’ll get myself prepared right for a Saturday and in the game I’ll give it my best shot every time I put my shirt on for the club.”
Pickford’s resolve follows an impressive international break, where he helped England secure back-to-back wins over Greece and the Republic of Ireland under interim manager Lee Carsley.
With Tuchel’s arrival imminent, Pickford recognizes the importance of maintaining his performance levels. His commitment to Everton will be crucial in the coming months, starting with this weekend’s Premier League clash against Brentford.
Key Points:
- Jordan Pickford vows to “work his hardest” at Everton amid England pressure
- New England boss Thomas Tuchel to assess squad, sparking competition for places
- Pickford focused on delivering for Everton to secure international spot
- Goalkeeper impressed during international break under Lee Carsley
- Everton face Brentford in crucial Premier League clash this weekend
As the pressure intensifies, Pickford’s dedication will be vital in securing his position as England’s number one and driving Everton’s success in the Premier League.
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