**Everton are set to open fresh contract talks with Jordan Pickford.**
Pickford is now the second longest-serving player in David Moyes’ side after making 322 appearances since joining from Sunderland in summer 2017.
The England international, previously [extended his stay with the Blues in February 2023](https://www.clickliverpool.com/sport/everton-fc/49021-pickford-eyes-success-after-new-everton-deal/) with a deal which is currently set to expire in just under two years’ time.
Moves are already afoot to safeguard Pickford’s future with a deal which could see him remaining at Hill Dickinson Stadium for the remainder of his playing career.
Moyes has pinpointed the four-time Player of the Season as a cornerstone of his rebuilding plans after playing a key role in the club’s Premier League survival bids.
The 31-year-old’s time on Merseyside saw him gain senior recognition with the Three Lions, establishing himself as the national side’s first-choice goalkeeper.
He is currently one of Everton’s highest earners alongside defender Jarrad Branthwaite, who extended his contract this summer, and loanee Jack Grealish.