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Maupay future in the balance after 'tough run'
- Author, Nizaar Kinsella
- Role, 麻豆社 Sport football news reporter
Everton face Doncaster in the Carabao Cup second round on Tuesday in what could be striker Neal Maupay's final match of a dismal few years on Merseyside.
When asked by 麻豆社 Sport about the prospects of the Frenchman, 28, leaving Goodison Park, manager Sean Dyche said: "He's had a real tough run at Everton Football Club.
"They know that, he knows that. We have to wait if something new comes for him or see if he stays here, then see what he can give us."
Maupay was among the players filmed getting abused by a couple of supporters at London Euston train station following the 4-0 defeat at Tottenham.