Three Everton teenagers who could become first team regulars in 2025, including ‘sensational’ midfielder

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Everton have produced a number of talented players from their academy over the years.

The Merseysiders have developed the likes of Wayne Rooney, Leon Osman, Richard Dunne, Tony Hibert, and many more.

Jarrad Branthwaite is the latest example, having polished his skillset with the under-21s following his move from Carlisle United.

The future looks really bright, too, as Everton have a number of talented teenagers making some serious noise in the academy.

Here are three who could break into the first team in 2025.

Omari Benjamin

Omari Benjamin has enjoyed a productive season for the reserve side this term, netting six goals whilst laying on two assists in 13 outings.

The 18-year-old left Arsenal in the summer and was rewarded with a three-year deal at Goodison Park after a successful trial.

Benjamin has been likened to Romelu Lukaku.

Harrison Armstrong

Harrison Armstrong is perhaps the most promising teenager in Everton’s academy and that’s reflected by Sean Dyche’s action.

The 2007-born has been fast-tracked to first-team football this season, making four appearances for Dyche’s side.

Armstrong netted a hat-trick from midfield against Nottingham Forest earlier this month and his ‘sensational’ (Liverpool Echo) performances will surely see him feature a lot more in 2025.

Roman Dixon

Everton coaches are certain Roman Dixon will have a bright future and after watching his cameo against Tottenham Hotspur earlier this season, it’s easy to see why.

The teenage full-back made his debut away at Spurs and was one of the standout performers despite being on the losing side.

With Ashley Young approaching his 40th birthday and Seamus Coleman plagued by injuries, perhaps it won’t be too long until he nails down that position at right-back.