 Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the Everton News Daily. Sion Dite has given his pre-match press conference ahead of Everton's game with Manchester City at Goddison Park on Sunday. The Blues are looking to follow up a tremendous result of Brighton on Monday. If they were to win on Sunday, then you could see, you could feel the safety net, you could just feel it. It's going to be a massively difficult game Manchester City, obviously a tremendous football side. Sion Dite was asked about Seamus Coleman, was there any update on his injury? This is what the manager had to say on Seamus Coleman. He did have an operation, it's straightforward in the view of the medical side of things, I don't know the official way they've treated it in the sense of the operation, but apparently it's gone really well when they got in there as they expected, so hopefully it'll be a straightforward recovery and all being well should be fit for next season. Now, Seamus having that operation, hopefully he'll recover quickly. It sounds like he's going to be here next season. I think that was always the case regardless of whatever division Everton ended up in. He was always for me going to have another season when we wish him a speedy recovery. The manager was asked, because Yeri Mene was back in the side the other day and obviously it was another 90 minutes for Dominic Calverloon. Sion Dite was asked whether he'd had to be patient and was that frustrating waiting for players to get back to fitness? This is what he said. We'll see. Patience bearing in mind that it's not patience in the sense of just being able to hold them back for the sake of it. Patience in the sense of the risk and reward scenarios that come in football and it's difficult sometimes. You're very tempted as a manager to push players back in through maybe too early. In my experience it doesn't very often pay you back, so we were trying to get players more so with Dom because of his history or recent history, I should say. More games to a point when he's almost as close to being fully matched fit as you possibly can before you drop him back into full training. Whereas often you'd use full training to get the final bit of fitness. But I think because of his history I felt that it needed solving, properly solving. We were unfortunate the first time round because he was just at the cusp of being fully fit and he nicked his hamstring again. So then you have to be extra careful. So that was the challenge and then but still use the same process. And I think we've seen from his performances. He does look very fit and strong. So that's going to be important over the coming games, of course. But it's a real risk and reward of it, especially more so with muscle injuries. Sorry, you know, that's always a trickier scenario. I think a year has been a year has been fit since we've been here. It's just getting proper fitness. I thought he did well in the fitness wise. You know, not easy because obviously the games program at the minute is very skinny. We've managed to get a couple of games in between the time I've been here, but not many. And so, yeah, he did well with that side of things and then obviously given a bit of downtime just to recover. There you go. It was good to see me in a back in the side. And obviously Dominic had a loom getting better every game. We hope the pair of them have another equally good performance on Sunday. The manager was asked about the thought process on start and yet he mean that obviously fans have been calling for him to be given a go. He was the only player who hadn't featured on the show and died since he come in despite being fit since the manager Goria and Michael Gain have been struggling a little bit for form yet he mean it was pouring. This is what the manager had to say when asked about why he made the decision to start mean it against Brighton. Yeah, just I mean, yeah, is I think I'm right in saying he's the only player that hasn't stepped on the pitch for us in real terms. So at some point, you know, I've got to look at that as well and go right. Okay, could he offer us something different than what we're doing on the night of team in front of him perform? Well, nothing else. I was a center. I was always helpful if the group in front of you performing well. I think that's helpful thing. And he did. He did fine, you know, especially when he hasn't played it so long. So I split for him and I'm pleased for the team, but it's not about each individual at this time. That's for sure. It's about the group mentality and the squad mentality. But it's just goes shows another players ready to come in and commit. There you go. There you go. Andre Gomez says he has no idea what comes next for him as his alone at Leal comes towards a close. The Portuguese me feel that joined on transfer deadline day last summer. He's had a good season for Leal really. They're linked up with Paolo Fonseca there. It's got a couple of goals a couple of weeks ago and it's done quite well at Leal. There's no obligation to buy for Leal at the moment. So therefore the plan will be for Gomez to return to Finch Farm. All you have to say with it is I have no idea what comes next. I want Leal to qualify for Europe and I want Everton to finish as high as possible. And then we will see. So we'll see. We'll see. He's got a year left on his contract. I imagine Everton wouldn't ask too much for him. I think they'd be quite pleased for him to move on. So if Leal qualify for Europe that might be the thing that tips the scales in his favor of remaining in France. He did say he's enjoyed his time in France. He's got his confidence back. He had to move to France to see whether he could still perform at a top level. Obviously having the confidence of Paolo Fonseca has helped him. So see what happens with Andre Gomez there. And finally, Isaac Price may well have played his last minutes for Everton Football Club as he closes in on a move to Standard Liaise. The young midfielder refused to sign a new deal at Gooderson Park being frustrated by not being given any kind of pathway, I imagine, into Everton's first team. And he's ready to sign the deal with Standard Liaise as it moves into the closing stages there. So Price on his way to Belgium. That is it for the news daily. Give the video a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't. Otherwise, have a great weekend. See you later.