Official Gray to Al-Ettifaq

 After it was announced that he will be moving to Al-Ettifaq, Demarai Gray posted a farewell to Everton.

On the eve of the transfer, manager Sean Dyche publicly criticized the winger.

This morning, after having his contract signed, Gray said: "After two years at Everton, it's time to say goodbye. I wish everyone at the club the best and will always be glad to have been a member of this outstanding squad.

"Thank you for your support, supporters; you were amazing as always. You treated wearing the clothing as a privilege.

"Throughout the summer, a lot of rumors have been spread concerning my condition. The truth is that I gave everything I had to this club, in good times and bad, on and off the field. I was all set to begin.

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