After a strong start to the season, the fantastic ace target for Manchester United is prepared to sign a new long-term contract with Everton.

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Manchester United target Jarrad Branthwaite ready to commit future to Everton with new long-term deal after impressive start to the season

Brathwaite has been one of Everton’s better players this season

United and PSV Eindhoven have been monitoring his progressCLICK HERE to listen to the latest episode of Mail Sport’s ‘It’s All Kicking Off’

The 21-year old, who cost Everton £1m when they signed him from Carlisle United in 2020, has proved one of their brighter performers this season for what is shaping to be another battle for Premier League survival.

Brathwaite has proved one of Everton's brighter performers this season

Branthwaite benefited from a campaign spent on loan at PSV Eindhoven last season, initially under the guidance of former Manchester United striker Ruud van Nistelrooy, where a regular run of games allowed him to improve and gain confidence.

Manager Sean Dyche has trusted him to form a partnership with James Tarkowski at the heart of Everton’s defence and the 6ft 5ins centre back has continued to develop despite the side’s overall struggles.

Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite is ready to commit his long-term future to the club

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Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite is ready to commit his long-term future to the club

A number of top teams, including Manchester United and PSV Eindhoven have been monitoring his progress, indeed the Dutch side wanted to sign him on a permanent deal following the end of his loan in May, but Everton are hopeful of tying the England U21 international down to a new deal.

Branthwaite’s current contract has two years to run with an option for a third and the club have been willing to offer new terms for some months to reward the steps forward he is making.

Brathwaite has proved one of Everton's brighter performers this season

Everton’s financial restrictions, despite their pending takeover, means they remain vulnerable to offers from rivals, but a new contract will go some way to protecting one of their brightest assets

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