Lucas Digne charts a journey which has propelled him from ferocious head-to-head games with brother Mathieu, through a string of glamorous European staging posts, to Goodison Park.
Marco Silva outlines his desire for Everton to deliver a stirring performance in the Blues' latest battle with one of the Premier League's top-four contenders.
Brilliant Everton FA Cup-winning winger Anders Limpar recalls the months he spent under police protection at home in Sweden.
Centre-back Michael Keane explains how the influence of manager Silva has enabled him to produce the finest football of his career in his second season with the Blues.
And Everton's Chief Finance and Commerical Officer, Sasha Ryazantsev, discusses the Club's ongoing growth on and off the pitch.
Everton's matchday programme for Sunday's mouthwatering clash with Tottenham Hotspur is brimful with exclusive content.
France international left-back Digne is pictured outside Liverpool Town Hall for our latest evocative cover image.
Inside the defender is the focus of a wide-ranging feature interview. Digne reveals the debt of gratitude he owes his parents for giving up their lives in the Oise region of northern France to enable their youngest son to chase his football dream.
And Digne reflects on the opening phase of a career which has seen him represent the mighty trio of Paris Saint-Germain, AS Roma and Barcelona, and looks forward to fulfilling his rich promise with Everton under a manager in Silva he likens to former Barca boss Luis Enrique.
Limpar guides us through his colourful life in and out of football. Signed from Arsenal in March 1994 and still an ardent Evertonian today, Limpar reckons he's never known a team spirit to rank alongside the one cultivated by manager Joe Royle during an invigorating mid-1990s period at Goodison.
He also explains why he will always be grateful to former England midfielder Ray Wilkins and details the ordeal he survived to win a reality television programme in 2015.
Keane tackles an array of subjects in a revealing Q&A. The England international analyses the strides made by both himself and his team this season.
He spells out the "attacking and progressive" philosophy being implemented by Silva and details the challenges presented by facing off against Everton's band of inventive forwards on the training pitch every day.
Ryazantsev reveals he sacrificed the chance of pursuing a football career with Dynamo Moscow in favour of accepting a place at university. And he expresses his desire for Everton to be "competing in the higher echelons... on a sustained basis".
There is reaction from Everton's Under-23s' weekend victory over Derby County which ensured David Unsworth's side will spend Christmas top of Premier League 2.
And there is more good news from the Everton Ladies' camp after new boss Willie Kirk's team beat Liverpool for the second time in the Scot's embryonic reign.
Gylfi Sigurdsson and Theo Walcott are the subjects of two of our regular features, with Icelander Sigurdsson under the microscope in Spot On and teammate Walcott selecting his dream five-a-side team.
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