I have been on loan in recent years, to have more minutes, more game experience and to be more prepared so that, if Everton eventually needs me, I will be ready and respond in the right way," he told SAPO.
This year they decided they wanted me to stay at the club. Staying, I already knew that, having England's number 1 goalkeeper in the squad, I would be playing in the cups and waiting for something to happen, but the season is going well, in a way it is going as planned.
I feel like I'm getting better every year, a better goalkeeper. I have been through different contexts, different leagues, different countries.
I've already played in four different leagues, so I'm improving and, from now on, my goal is to play more and more and become a starting goalkeeper at a big club.
For now, it's just a matter of waiting and seeing what happens until the end of the season, I'm always prepared to go in and do my best for Everton."