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According to Richard Dunne, Jarrad Brathwaite, a promising talent, will be extremely tough for Everton to hold onto this summer.

The veteran defender, who spent time as a center-half for both Manchester City and Everton, has 432 Premier League games under his belt. He has been closely monitoring Braithwaite’s rapid rise this season.

Despite having no prior experience in England’s premier league, Braithwaite, 22, has shown to be one of the league’s greatest young players this season, settling into the first team like a duck to water. He was a major contributor to Everton’s fourth-best defense in the league last season, which was mostly due to his outstanding connection with James Tarkowski, which he formed while on loan at PSV Eindhoven.

Speaking to bet ideas, Dunne said they may have a tough summer attempting to hang onto the center back since he thinks Braithwaite is ready to play at a higher level. “Earlier in the season, I had been watching Jarrad whenever Everton was on TV and thought he was very good, but that game at the Etihad against Manchester City really caught my eye,” the man stated.

“He obviously clashed with Erling Haaland for the second goal, but most defenders will get hit like that by Haaland.” He had an absolutely fantastic game overall, which led me to believe that Everton will have a great chance of keeping him past the summer. I firmly believe he is capable of playing at the best level, and I have no doubt that all of the major teams in England and Europe are aware of his many talents as a center-half.”He clearly spent the entire previous season at PSV, which was a significant transfer for such a young player, but this season at Everton, he has excelled. I believe he has a bright future and will play a significant role for Everton until the end of the season, after which it will be extremely difficult for them to hold onto him.”

January saw reports of interest from several teams, including Real Madrid, but there were also articles regarding Man City and United. In order to at least make up for losing such a talent, Everton moved to sign their man to a new long-term contract that would last until 2027. Because he is young, English, tall, and left-footed, he should command a high price when that time comes.