Everton announced a contract extension with the English national goalkeeper, who has signed a contract until 2029. Pickford stated to the club's media that he is excited and happy that the extension has been completed. He specified it is for two additional years, making a total of four years. He added that he is overjoyed and has the opportunity to build a legacy at the club, to progress, and to bring the club to the position they desire.

According to information from the Times, confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, Jordan Pickford will extend his contract 'for a long duration' with Everton. The official announcement will take place next week.

According to Team Talk, Everton are in active discussions with Jordan Pickford over a new long-term deal that would see him commit the rest of his career to the club. His current deal expires in 2027 and he is in talks over a new contract.

The Sun reports that Everton is on the verge of finalizing a new four-year contract with Jordan Pickford. According to the report, Everton's management is close to reaching an agreement with England's No. 1 goalkeeper, Jordan Pickford, on a lucrative new four-year deal. The club is keen for Pickford to continue his tenure with them, and negotiations have accelerated as the seasoned goalkeeper approaches an agreement. The 31-year-old is likely to secure a contract extension for an additional four seasons, extending his current terms, which still have two years remaining. It is mentioned that while Pickford currently earns approximately £6 million annually, this amount will increase with yearly increments, leading to a substantial rise by the time the contract concludes in 2029. Despite his reputation as one of the Premier League's finest, Pickford feels settled under the management of David Moyes at Everton and has not sought a transfer to a larger club.