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Liverpool's "Everton" club captain Phil Neville confirmed that he will leave to play for another team after the end of the season.
The contract of the football player, who spent eight years in the ranks of the "toffees", expires after the season and he does not intend to sign a new contract, but will consider offers from other "Premier League" clubs.
P.Neville will also join the coaching staff of the England U-21 national team for this year's European Championship in Israel.
"Everton" manager David Moyes is convinced that P.Neville was one of the most successful purchases, for which the Scot paid 3.5 million pounds when he moved to "Goodison Park" from Manchester United in 2005.
In 2007, the Englishman took over the captain's armband from David Weir, and it is likely that defender Phil Jagielka will take over this role after his departure.
"It was an honor for me to play and be the captain of the 'Everton' club. I enjoyed my time spent in Merseyside, and will leave this team with my head held high. I would like to thank the coach, the club management, the entire staff, and the players for their unwavering support in this club. Special thanks to the fantastic fans for the past eight years. "Everton" club will always remain in my heart," - said the team captain.
