Everton have had little to get excited about in the last few years, with focus dominated by the survival of their own football club. It was hard to get caught up in alternative success, particularly England’s, because things on Merseyside were so unsettled. However, ironically enough throughout a summer where the Toffees have seemingly been quietly forging a squad capable of challenging once again, interest in the national team has arguably waned even more. Whether that be due to the torrid performances of Gareth Southgate’s side or something else entirely, Euro 2024 does not quite command the…
