Ronald Koeman: Clock ticking on Ross Barkley’s future

Everton boss Ronald Koeman admits he has doubts over whether Ross Barkley will commit his future to the club.

Ronald Koeman: Clock ticking on Ross Barkley’s future
Fri, 12 May, 2017 - 01:00
Carl Markham

The England midfielder has just over a year left on his current deal and several months ago Koeman set a deadline of the end of the season for the 23-year-old to re-sign or be sold.

Koeman has reiterated the club needs to have an answer by next weekend — when Everton finish their Premier League campaign at Arsenal.

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