Abdoulaye Doucouré’s Everton future remains uncertain as he nears the expiration of his contract, sources have informed Football Insider.
The 32-year-old’s agreement concludes in June—potentially marking the close of a five-year tenure at Goodison Park.
Doucouré has expressed his stance on extending his stay at Everton—mirroring the signing of a deal with his celebration after netting the decisive goal against Nottingham Forest earlier this month.
He has also publicly stated his wish to stay on Merseyside, but insiders reveal no proposal has yet been presented to the former Watford player.
Doucouré could be deemed expendable at Everton:

It is understood no call will be made until the conclusion of the 2024-25 season, with the club unwilling to act hastily.
Everton are preparing for a major summer transfer window—The Friedkin Group’s first since assuming control in late 2024.
Reports suggest they are eyeing moves for offensive additions, which may push Doucouré down the pecking order.
Appearances (Starts) 33 (31) Minutes Played 2582 Goals 4 Assists 1 Yellow Cards 4 Red Cards 1
Doucouré’s Everton stats in the 2024-25 campaign (all competitions)
He has been a consistent starter in the advanced midfield role under David Moyes since the Scotsman succeeded Sean Dyche earlier this year.
Doucouré has featured in 163 matches across all tournaments since his arrival at Everton from Watford in 2020.
The midfielder last renewed his Toffees contract in November 2023.
Everton could secure £30m Medina deal:

In related news, Football Insider disclosed last week (21 April) that Everton will compete with Aston Villa and Newcastle United to sign Facundo Medina this summer.
Medina is versatile, capable of operating as both a central defender and left-back, with Lens valuing the Argentine at around £25million to £30million.
The South American’s performances this term have attracted attention from Premier League sides ahead of the upcoming transfer period.