‘Did you say Everton will…’: Jamie Carragher can’t hold his laughter at early 2025/26 Everton prediction

Everton End Season on a High with Newcastle Win

Everton wrapped up their Premier League campaign on a positive note with a final day victory over Newcastle United, adding three more points to their tally.

With new ownership at the helm, optimism is growing around Goodison Park as the club prepares for what could be a transformative summer in its history.

David Moyes was brought in with one mission—securing Premier League survival—and he successfully delivered. Now, the focus shifts to recruitment, with CEO Angus Kinnear anticipating a busy summer transfer window on Merseyside.

Premier League Standings Snapshot:

12th: Crystal Palace – 38 GP, 13 W, 14 D, 11 L, +10 GD, 53 Pts

13th: Everton – 38 GP, 11 W, 15 D, 12 L, -2 GD, 48 Pts

14th: West Ham – 38 GP, 11 W, 10 D, 17 L, -16 GD, 43 Pts


While some fans may be content to rest during the off-season, many are already counting down the days to the 2025/26 campaign at the newly rebranded Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Carragher in Stitches Over Bold Everton Prediction

Excitement for the new season is already building, but one early prediction left Jamie Carragher laughing out loud.

Following Everton’s stylish win at St James’ Park, which Alan Shearer praised, Sky Sports presenter Stephen Tries delivered a cheeky hot take to Carragher:
“Can I get your hot take for next season? You know, like Everton get relegated.”

Carragher, surprised, responded: “Did you say Everton will get relegated?” before bursting into laughter.

Tries doubled down: “I just don’t know if the Hill Dickinson Stadium has the atmosphere,” prompting more laughter from the former Liverpool defender.

Despite the joke, Everton fans showed their passion by outsinging the home crowd in Newcastle—evidence of the renewed spirit among the supporters.

Can Everton Target European Football in 2025/26?

With financial backing from the Friedkin Group and strong momentum from the season’s end, Everton are entering the summer with ambition. Inspired by clubs like Nottingham Forest, who managed to reach the Europa Conference League despite their struggles, Everton will hope to follow suit.

Rumors continue to swirl around a potential marquee signing, with Richarlison strongly linked to a return.

While a push for European qualification may still be ambitious, a top-half finish should be a realistic and motivating target for the Toffees in the upcoming season.