MAJOR BOOST: Everton Player Back in Full Training in Dubai Surprisingly….

EVERTON RECEIVE MAJOR INJURY BOOST AS SEAMUS COLEMAN RETURNS TO TRAINING

Everton have been handed a significant injury boost with the return to training of club captain Seamus Coleman. The 36-year-old defender has been sidelined with a calf injury, but his comeback will provide a timely lift to David Moyes’ squad.

Coleman’s return to training was confirmed by the club, who released images of the player taking part in a session at their warm-weather training camp in Abu Dhabi. The Toffees are currently enjoying a break from competitive action, and the trip to the Middle East has provided an opportunity for Coleman to step up his rehabilitation.

The Irish defender has endured a frustrating season, making just three Premier League appearances due to his injury woes. However, his influence extends far beyond his on-field contributions, and his return to training will be a welcome boost to the squad.

“Seamus is a huge member of the dressing room, a huge member of the team – he leads the team brilliantly well,” said Moyes. “From a distance, it looks as if he helped carry the Club over a couple of years as well – he’s a great spokesman for the team and for the Club. He’s really important to me.”

Coleman’s leadership qualities have been evident throughout his Everton career, and his presence in the dressing room has been a key factor in the team’s recent resurgence. The Toffees are currently unbeaten in seven Premier League matches, and Coleman’s return to training will provide an added motivation for the squad as they push for a strong finish to the season.

The defender’s future at Goodison Park remains uncertain, with his contract set to expire in the summer. However, his commitment to the club and his influence on the squad remain unwavering, and his return to training will be a welcome boost to Moyes and his players.

In addition to Coleman’s return, Everton have also been boosted by the comeback of Armando Broja, who has been sidelined with an injury. The striker’s return to training will provide Moyes with additional options as he looks to maintain the team’s momentum in the coming weeks.