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Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Mark Travers arrives for the UEFA Nations League B Group 2 match between England and Republic of Ireland at Wembley Stadium, Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
Kildare man Mark Travers has completed a €4.6m transfer from Bournemouth to Everton with the 26 year-old leaving The Cherries after nine years at the club.
Mark Travers' first interview as a Toffee! ⏯️
— Everton (@Everton) July 15, 2025
The Maynooth man will serve as back-up to first-choice goalkeeper and England no.1 Jordan Pickford. Travers leaves Bournemouth having played a crucial role in their promotion to the Premier League and making 82 overall appearances.
The Kildare man's transfer news has come not long after Bournemouth agreed a deal to sign Chelsea Goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic for £25m.
The Irish international arrives on Merseyside where he’ll join up with fellow country men, Jake O’Brien and club captain Séamus Coleman.
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