Nathan Broadhead has been coy on his Everton future after being forced to withdraw from Wales squad for June's World Cup play-off final and four Nations League matches due to injury. The Toffees striker scored 13 goals in 27 appearances for Sunderland and had been called up to Rob Page's squad for the first time in his career.
However, the former Black Cats striker has had a difficult season with injuries and missed the latter part of Sunderland's play-off push through injury. Broadhead will now return to Goodison Park to try and break into Frank Lampard's plans for next season, but has enjoyed his time at the Stadium of Light.
Speaking to evertonfc.com he said: "It's been a stop-start season for me. I got COVID in pre-season, came back and had two weeks training, then I went up to Sunderland. In the first game I got injured and I've had a couple of others [injury issues] this season, but I never give up. Every game I play, I'll give 100 per cent.
