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Just months after being stretchered off during his team’s relegation battle against Leicester City, the Ireland international managed the majority of a game last week. Journalist Paddy Boyland has now provided an update on the player’s recuperation.

“Seamus Coleman played the entire game as Everton U21s defeated Athletic Club U21s 1-0 in the Premier League International Cup,” he would write on X. Paul Tait’s team scored the goal through Lewis Dobbin.

 

How good is Seamus Coleman?

With 409 senior appearances under his belt for the Merseyside team, his significance to this football team is hard to measure.

 

Despite having the chance to pursue better opportunities, he stayed at Goodison Park for eight managers after joining under David Moyes, proving to be a constant in both good and terrible times.

Despite his denials, the 35-year-old is a true modern-day legend of the team, and his comeback might be crucial at a particularly trying time for Everton.

 

Securing results now is more crucial than ever after receiving a 10-point deduction just last week. Even though the lower-tier Premier League teams are weaker than the others, it would still be an amazing accomplishment if they could overcome such a gap to survive.

 

Coleman is a fantastic right-back, and his leadership qualities make his comeback valuable. Considering how badly Sean Dyche has performed in that capacity so far this campaign, he is vacillating between the rash and experienced Ashley Young and the lively Nathan Patterson.

 

 

Last season saw the former Sligo Rovers star make 23 league appearances, with his sole goal snagging three important points against relegation rivals Leeds United.

 

In addition, according to Sofascore, he would record one interception, 1.5 tackles, and two clearances every game, garnering recognition for his mature performances.

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