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“Vitaliy Mykolenko’s Brutal 9-Word Response to Everton Fan’s Criticism Goes Viral
Everton closed the winter transfer window with just one new signing.
David Moyes now has his squad ready for the remainder of the season, focusing on ensuring the club stays in the Premier League.
Carlos Alcaraz made a late move to Everton on loan, with the Toffees needing to submit an extension to finalize the deal.
Due to a number of injuries, Moyes has had limited options when it comes to team selection.
Despite these challenges, there have been some positives, with Everton securing three consecutive wins under Moyes’ leadership.
However, not all Everton fans appear fully content with the situation.
Vitaliy Mykolenko Responds to Everton Criticism
Vitaliy Mykolenko is currently Everton’s only senior left-back, as no further additions were made during the window.
The Ukrainian international has faced criticism at times during what has been a challenging season, with some fans questioning his performance.
One fan commented on a post, saying: “Learn how to cross a ball, please, it’s bad.”
Mykolenko responded sharply: “You can come to the training ground and teach me.”
He also took the opportunity to reply to criticism on Instagram earlier this week following a post about Everton’s win over Leicester City.
In that match, Mykolenko only completed one out of three attempted crosses but did provide one key pass.
The club is in talks with Mykolenko over a new contract, indicating they are satisfied with his contributions.
While Everton doesn’t face heavy rotation, with just one game per week, Mykolenko could feel the lack of competition for his position.
Everton Need to Sign Another Left-back
Moyes had hoped to bring in a new full-back after joining the club midway through January.
Everton also faces some challenges at right-back, with expiring contracts, though there is strong competition for the starting spot.
The situation at left-back, however, is different.
Ben Chilwell was reportedly on Everton’s radar, but the Chelsea defender opted for a loan move to Crystal Palace until the end of the season.
With Financial Fair Play (FFP) being a significant concern in January, Moyes will likely have more flexibility in the summer to address positions like left-back.
