Everton midfielder Darron Gibson has agreed a two-year extension at Goodison Park.
Gibson made 68 appearances for the Blues since arriving from Manchester United in 2012 amid an injury-plagued spell and was expected to leave the club this summer with his existing contract set to expire at the end of the current season.
But the Republic of Ireland international, vcialis 40mg 28, has now committed his future to Everton with a new deal which will take now him up to summer 2018.
“I am absolutely delighted. I had a few options but as long as Everton were giving me the option I was never going anywhere else,” he told Everton TV.
“People say, ‘Once Everton has touched you…’ and it is true. It is a great club, there are great people here and the dressing room is great, so I was never signing anywhere else.
“Obviously, I have had a tough few years but thankfully the club have stuck by me and I have signed for another two years, so hopefully the next two years go a lot better.
“The fans are unbelievable and it is a great club. Signing for Manchester United four-and-a-half years ago was a great move for me and I am delighted to commit my future here.
“The first year I came, I had a great season but obviously the rest I have been injured quite a bit. Last year I was fit but didn’t play too much, so it is nice to know the club and the fans are still behind me.
“There have been highs and lows. I just want to put the past behind me and look forward to the next two years.”