Vitaliy Mykolenko
26-Year-Old
Everton
Premier
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Mykolenko started 35 matches last season, contributing one goal, two assists and 10 clean sheets in the Premier League. He was fairly involved in the attack as a left-back, recording 101 crosses and creating 24 chances. He heads into the 2025/26 season as Everton's first-choice left-back, and all signs point to him having another productive campaign. He rarely receives yellow cards, keeps a fair amount of clean sheets and contributes a goal or assist every once in a while, so as long as he stays healthy, the consistency is there.
Three starts since return
Mykolenko (undisclosed) has made three consecutive starts since his return from injury, confirming he is fully fit for action.
ANALYSIS
Mykolenko dealt with an injury earlier in the season, which now seems to be behind him, considering he has started in three straight games and contributed well through that span. He is up to 10 crosses, five interceptions, and 16 clearances over the three outings, including helping his team secure a key win against Crystal Palace in the most recent match.
Mykolenko dealt with an injury earlier in the season, which now seems to be behind him, considering he has started in three straight games and contributed well through that span. He is up to 10 crosses, five interceptions, and 16 clearances over the three outings, including helping his team secure a key win against Crystal Palace in the most recent match.
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Makes Starting XI
Mykolenko (undisclosed) is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash against Liverpool.
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Could return against Liverpool
Mykolenko (undisclosed) is making progress and could return for Saturday's Merseyside derby against Liverpool, coach David Moyes said in the press conference.
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Not available Saturday
Mykolenko (undisclosed) is ruled out for Saturday's clash against Aston Villa.
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Could be available Saturday
Mykolenko (undisclosed) could be available for Saturday's clash against Aston Villa, coach David Moyes said in the press conference. "Myko's around it. We need to see if he's going to make it or not. Hopefully, he might be okay. He felt something in the game against Wolves. He felt he was fine to go with Ukraine and go with them. But once he got there, he felt it maybe wasn't quite right, so came away from it."
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Suffers setback with Ukraine
Mykolenko (undisclosed) suffered a setback from his injury and has been withdrawn from the Ukraine squad, according to the Liverpool Echo.
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Might leave Everton
Everton have yet to decide whether they're going to re-sign Mykolenko in the summer of 2026, according to The Times.
ANALYSIS
Tarkowski is one of three players whose futures are uncertain with the club, with James Garner and James Tarkowski being the others. Mykolenko is a reliable starter on the left side of the defense, but he's been injury prone in recent years. It wouldn't be surprising if he leaves the club in the summer and Everton consider other options, including playing Garner at left-back on a full-time basis.
Tarkowski is one of three players whose futures are uncertain with the club, with James Garner and James Tarkowski being the others. Mykolenko is a reliable starter on the left side of the defense, but he's been injury prone in recent years. It wouldn't be surprising if he leaves the club in the summer and Everton consider other options, including playing Garner at left-back on a full-time basis.