Harry Tyrer - Goalkeeper
Crosby-born Tyrer has been with Everton since the age of seven.
An athletic, commanding goalkeeper, Tyrer established himself in Paul Tait's Under-18 side in 2018/19.
He helped the young Blues to a third-place finish in U18 Premier League (North).
He was also a key figure as the team reached quarter-finals of the FA Youth Cup that season, notably saving three spot-kicks as the Toffees beat Stoke City in a penalty shootout in the fourth round.
Everton announced Harry had signed his first professional contract on 25th January 2020.
“It means the world to sign this contract,” said Harry.
“I’ve supported Everton all my life, so I’m very proud. Everyone in my family is a Blue and it means a lot to them, too. It’s fantastic and I’m so happy."
“The Club has so much history. There is nowhere else I’d want to be and it feels like home."
“From a young age, the coaches at Everton Academy have so much passion to help you improve, enjoy your football and win. That continues all the way up the age groups."
“It’s like one big family at Everton, everybody around the Club is so friendly. Nothing beats it.”
“The hard work continues,” Tyrer added. “This club has helped me grow and become the player I am today."
“I owe credit to all of the coaching staff at the Club, they have been brilliant for me."
“Long-term, it would be a dream to walk out at Goodison to Z Cars for the first team – that’s something I’ve dreamt about since I was a kid. At the moment, I just want to play as many games as I can for the Under-23s and keep progressing.”
On 11th January 20022, Everton announced that Harry had signed a new three and a half year deal with the club.
On 8th July 2022, Everton announced that Harry had joined Chester, on loan for the 2022-2023 campaign.
On 27th June 2023 Everton announced that Harry had joined Chesterfield on loan for the 2023-2024 season. On 17th April 2024, Everton announced that harry had agreed a new one-year contract extension with the Club until the end of June 2026
Contracted until: June 30th 2026.
Source: Everton FC
