According to sources close to the investigation, the England No. 1 allegedly tested positive for a performance-enhancing substance during a routine screening conducted by anti-doping authorities.
The news has sent shockwaves through the English Premier League, leaving Everton fans and teammates devastated as the club prepares to face a long period without their star man. In a brief statement, representatives for the player indicated they may appeal the decision, citing a potential contamination issue, but for now, the ban remains in effect.
