Vitaliy Mykolenko breaks silence on what he finds so ‘hard’ about playing for Everton

The Toffees’ only concern has been surviving in the Premier League, as David Moyes faces an enormous task in trying to keep Everton in the top division. Seamus Coleman thinks Moyes will lead Everton ahead because Sunday’s victory over Tottenham gave the team a fresh lease on life. They hope this is the objective and will be compared to the concept of not playing Championship football at the new stadium for the benefit of the fan base. Vitaliy Mykolenko has shared details about his life at Everton since joining the Merseyside team three years ago.

Vitalii Mykolenko speaks up about how difficult life is at Everton.

Everyone has found it difficult to support the team following a string of Premier League setbacks, and the Everton manager will need to perform miracles to get the Toffees back in the top half on a regular basis. Mykolenko will want to be a part of Moyes’s efforts to revive the club’s spirit following his successful first stint, as he is ashamed by Everton’s fall. Since Everton has begun contract negotiations with Mykolenko in the hopes that the 25-year-old will extend at Goodison Park, the left-back will be thinking about his future.

Mykolenko has acknowledged that he has been “struggling” with the last several seasons and the impact they have had on him. According to the Ukrainian, “It’s mentally hard,” in an interview with BBC Total Sport Merseyside (1:22:58).”I’ve been struggling with this; it’s not easy for me to play for three years and then be in a relegation battle every year,” Mykolenko remarked.I wake up every morning worrying about it, especially in the first season, and sometimes I couldn’t sleep. “I try to help us not get into a relegation battle, so I’m trying to get better.”

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