Arnaut Danjuma, an Everton loanee, said goodbye to fans before heading back to parent club Villarreal.

Six months after the Toffees were passed over by Tottenham for Danjuma’s signature, the player arrived at Goodison Park for a season-long loan last summer.
Though the Dutchman’s impact was less than many had anticipated, a summer return to Villarreal was always likely.

On May 21, Danjuma shared a message on his Instagram page, saying, “To the amazing Everton supporters, thank you for the priceless moments and unwavering support.”

“It has been a privilege to don the blue jersey. Arnaut Danjuma, forever in my heart. #COYB.

Arnaut Danjuma does not perform well while on loan at Everton
Danjuma’s loan spell never really took off, it’s fair to say. Early in the season, the winger scored in back-to-back games, but that is essentially it.
In fact, Danjuma hasn’t played in a goal for the Toffees since scoring against Sheffield United on September 2.
The catch is that he only made 15 more appearances for the team, his final one being a goalless draw on January 30 against Fulham.

Danjuma’s attempt to force through a move during the January transfer window and his subsequent inactivity may not have been a coincidence.

Sean Dyche is expected to decline Everton’s offer to sign the 27-year-old, even if it were offered at a low cost this summer.

Danjuma’s future at Villarreal is still up in the air, but Everton won’t miss him at all in the upcoming campaign.