- Seamus Coleman is set to depart Everton this summer, concluding a remarkable 17-year career at the club where he established himself as one of their modern-day greats.
- The 38-year-old right-back, who has captained Everton since 2019, holds the club record for the most Premier League appearances, with a total of 372.
- Coleman is widely recognised as one of the Premier League's greatest bargains, having been signed from Sligo Rovers in 2009 for an initial fee of just £60,000.
- His future plans are currently undecided, as he weighs up whether to continue his playing career elsewhere or accept an offer to join Everton's coaching staff.
- Despite an injury-hit season limiting him to only three top-flight appearances, Coleman expressed deep gratitude to the fans, managers, and teammates, affirming his enduring love for the club.
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Seamus Coleman to leave Everton after 17 years: ‘This will always be my club’
