Everton in talks with Jordan Pickford over new long-term deal after England keeper helped beat Prem relegation
EVERTON are reportedly in talks with Jordan Pickford over a new long-term deal.
The goalkeeper played a crucial part in last season’s victorious fight against relegation.
And the Mail claims Pickford is now set to be rewarded with a lucrative fresh contract.
The England No1, 28, hast two years left to run on his current deal.
Frank Lampard is a huge fan of Pickford, who cost £30million from Sunderland in 2017.
And he wants the stopper to commit his golden years at Goodison Park ahead of a summer rebuild.
Pickford has played 199 times for the Toffees, producing some big saves in that time.
But he could be playing in a new-look XI next season, with several new signings reportedly on the way.
Everton are thought to have won the race for James Tarkowski, a free agent after his Burnley deal expired.
They are in talks with Tottenham over a deal for Harry Winks.
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And Lampard also hopes to raid Spurs for Steven Bergwijn, who is also in talks with Ajax.
But Everton’s interest in the London duo comes at a price, with Richarlison set to join Tottenham.
The fan favourite has already agreed personal terms on a transfer worth £60million.
And Richarlison could complete his move on Thursday as he prepares to undergo a medical.