Everton continues to prepare for the resumption of the season in the English Premier League, which is scheduled for June 17.

Two weeks before the nuclear submarine restarted, Everton got two players in the infirmary - 24-year-old opornik Jean-Philippe Gbamen and 25-year-old centerback Jerry Mina.

According to BBC Sport, Ivorian Gbamen received Achilles tendon damage in training and soon he will have surgery. The terms for a player to return to the football field - from six to nine months. From August 2019 to January 2020, Gbamen treated a hamstring injury due to which he missed about 26 Everton matches this season.

Jerry Mina is another infirmary butterscotch, according to The Times. On Friday, May 29, the player received damage to his left hip in training. After undergoing a physical examination, it became known about a partial rupture of the quadriceps femoris in a football player. Recovery may take several weeks..

Thus, Everton's mentor Carlo Ancelotti will not be able to count on players after the resumption of the season in the Premier League. The first toffee game after quarantine is the Merseyside derby against Liverpool at Goodison Park (base date is June 17).