Everton coach has not ruled out the departure of his top star in the summer

Financial fair-play is cruel and merciless to Everton. Last season, the Toffees have already been deprived of points, and it is not excluded that this can transfer to the team and in the coming campaign. Against this backdrop, Goodison Park may be left without their leaders.

Thus, Merseyside head coach Sean Dyche refused to rule out the sale of the team's forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin this summer:

‘If a good offer came into the club office it would be a challenge for the club - for any player, not just Dominic. You saw Amadou (Onana) leave us. There came a level where they think: That's it, it's time to end it.

That's the current situation at the club. It's not just about the players mentioned, it's about any player.

The club has an outside view and it's not something I can control. They really need to balance the finances better. We have done a lot of work in that direction since I have been here,’ Dyche was quoted as saying by Sky Sports.

It was previously reported that this summer is Everton's last opportunity to capitalise on Calvert-Lewin as his contract expires in a year's time.