Premier League player told off after taking eight-minute flight to training.
Arnaut Danjuma received a reprimand from Everton manager Sean Dyche for traveling eight minutes from Manchester Airport to Liverpool Airport in order to meet up with his colleagues for training. The Villareal loanee’s method of transportation was deemed “excessive” by Dyche, who also disclosed that he had a private conversation with the player about it.
Following questions about Danjuma’s future at his press conference—during which there were rumors that the 26-year-old would be transferring to Lyon this month—Dyche made the strange announcement. “The situation is very simple, he’s an Everton player, that’s it,” Dyche stated.
“So there isn’t really a story, I keep getting things like quotes I’ve said like, ‘He’s not part of his plans.’ I don’t know where they come from, no one asked me so since you’re asking me, he’s an Everton player and he’ll be part of what we do.”After that, a question about Dyche’s possible travels was directed towards an Instagram photo of the former Bournemouth player seated on an aircraft. However, Dyche asserts that Danjuma only uses this route to get to training.
“I had a word with him and I said, ‘It seems excessive to go from Manchester Airport to Liverpool Airport for training’,” said Dyche. “But you know, these modern players… personally I’d use a car, but the modern players, they need to look after themselves, get their rest.”
After that, a question about Dyche’s possible travels was directed towards an Instagram photo of the former Bournemouth player seated on an aircraft. However, Dyche asserts that Danjuma only uses this route to get to training.
“I had a word with him, and I said, ‘It seems excessive to go from Manchester Airport to Liverpool Airport for training’,” said Dyche. “But you know, these modern players… personally I’d use a car, but the modern players, they need to look after themselves, get their rest.”
Jarman stated, “There are conversations afloat, we’ve had interest,” in an interview with talkSPORT. Look, it’s only polite that this is how the conversation proceeds because he’s content and settled at Everton and has a contract.
“Under Mr. Dyche, he’s not getting the minutes he deserves, and playing football would be best for his career.” I’ll confirm that there has been interest in Lyon and that there have been continuous negotiations because it has been mentioned in the media.
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