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THE MIDFIELDER SHARED A POIGNANT MESSAGE TO EVERTON SUPPORTERS, ONE THAT COMES AMID DISCUSSIONS OVER A DEAL TO EXTEND HIS SECOND STINT WITH THE CLUB 11:13, 03 Jun 2025 Idrissa Gueye labelled

Everton his “home” in an emotional social media post that comes amid contract talks with the club. The 35-year-old was voted player of the season by both his teammates and the supporters

after another campaign in which his experience proved pivotal. Gueye recorded more tackles than any other player in the Premier League and was a consistent presence as players around him

suffered injuries that hampered first Sean Dyche, then David Moyes’ plans. His second stint on Merseyside is due to come to an end later this month but he has been locked in talks with

Everton over the possibility of extending his stay. Moyes was impressed by his displays in the second half of the season, and with his dressing room influence. READ MORE: Everton handed

Jarrad Branthwaite verdict as key transfer domino could fallREAD MORE: Everton transfer news LIVE - Idrissa Gueye new contract, Trai Hume link, Jarrad Branthwaite wanted With teammate

Abdoulaye Doucoure having left the club, retaining Gueye would offer Moyes stability in the middle as he attempts to rebuild his squad for the move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium. While the

club is yet to officially announce the outcome of talks, sources on both sides suggested they were moving forward last week. Article continues below Against that backdrop, Gueye took to

social media to joke with a supporter urging him to sign a new deal. On Monday night, he emerged online again with this poignant message: “Being named Player of the Season by my teammates

and the fans means a lot to me. “I would like to thank you all Evertonians for voting for me. Everton has always been more than a club, it’s home. From my first spell to my return, this

badge has been part of my journey, my battles, my pride. "Together, we’ve faced tough times, fought hard, and stood as one. This award reflects not just my efforts, but our shared

fight. This connection will always run deep.” Article continues below