Key Takeaways:
- Jarrad Branthwaite is scheduled for hamstring surgery on Tuesday following a deterioration in his condition
- The England international has not featured since August and agreed a contract extension with Everton in July, committing until 2030
- Everton, currently on 11 points from 8 Premier League matches, will play host to Tottenham on Sunday
Branthwaite’s Injury and Medical Decision
Everton have confirmed that central defender Jarrad Branthwaite is set to undergo an operation on his hamstring on Tuesday. The intervention follows a recent decline in his condition, as outlined in an official club announcement. Branthwaite, an England international, has been unavailable since August due to the injury.
After consulting a specialist, a decision was reached for the defender to have surgery in an effort to resolve the issue. According to Everton, Branthwaite will subsequently embark on a rehabilitation programme led by the club’s medical team following the operation.
It's further bad news for Everton and Jarrad Branthwaite.
Having not featured for David Moyes' side this season, he needs an operation and is set for an extended spell on the sidelines. pic.twitter.com/dBkMXen8Hl
— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) October 20, 2025
Player Profile and Contract Update
At 23 years of age, Branthwaite has featured in 65 Premier League matches across the past two seasons. In July, he renewed his commitment to Everton by signing a contract extension to remain at Goodison Park until 2030.
Current Standing and Upcoming Fixture
Everton currently possess 11 points after 8 rounds in the Premier League. Looking ahead, they are scheduled to welcome Tottenham in the next league round on Sunday.
