Jordan Pickford Secures Future with Everton Until 2029

October 17, 2025 – Everton Football Club has officially confirmed that England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has signed a new four-year contract, extending his stay with the Merseyside club until June 2029. The announcement, made by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, marks a significant commitment from the 31-year-old, who joined Everton from Sunderland in 2017 for £30 million.

Pickford, who has established himself as England’s first-choice goalkeeper with 80 caps, has made 326 appearances for Everton, showcasing his reliability with over 900 saves in 300 Premier League games. His latest deal comes as the club transitions under new ownership and manager David Moyes, with Everton currently positioned eighth in the Premier League standings. The extension also aligns with the team’s move to a new stadium, signaling a fresh chapter for the Toffees.

The goalkeeper expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “I’m over the moon! I want to build a legacy here.” Everton’s management views Pickford as a cornerstone of their long-term plans, praising his consistency and leadership. This contract solidifies his status as one of the club’s key figures, with expectations high for his continued impact both domestically and internationally in the years ahead.