Bradley Moonan has committed his future to Everton after his contract at Goodison Park ran out at the end of the season.
The Toffees confirmed, via their official website on 5 July that the 18-year-old has signed his first professional contract until 2026.
The club had made an announcement on 4 June that the young defender had been handed a new deal which he has now accepted.
Bradley Moonan aims to be a future first-team player for Everton
This is positive news for the Toffees as it demonstrates their commitment to nurturing young talent from within the club.
Moonan’s signing of a professional contract is a testament to his hard work and the club’s faith in his potential.
Over the next two years, the 18-year-old will have the opportunity to further develop his skills and potentially break into the first team.
Everton’s investment in young players like Moonan is crucial for the club’s long-term success and sustainability.
Moonan’s progression through the ranks also sets a positive example for other young players in the academy, encouraging them to work hard and strive for a professional contract with the club.
It remains to be seen what the future holds for the the teenager as he has been progressing up the ranks at Finch Farm.
