As much as Evertonians rallied behind their team and manager at the end of the 2021-22 season, there is still a lot for Blues to learn about the personnel who emerge from the Goodison Park dressing room on matchdays.
Manager Frank Lampard is obviously well-liked after inspiring the team to some stirring displays in the run-in, although he is still relatively new in the job. Fans have yet to see how he handles a pre-season or a transfer window, not to mention how he sets a team up after both.
The new players are also gradually revealing bits about their characters and playing styles. Yet while the likes of Dele Alli and Nathan Patterson are yet to feature anywhere near enough for supporters to form solid opinions on them, Vitalii Mykolenko is a little bit of a different case.