Luke Garbutt has committed his future to Everton after signing a new five-year contract with the club.
The 22-year old has pledged his future with the Toffees, with his new contract running until 2020.
After making his debut for Everton in 2013/14 against Southampton, the young left back has gone on to make 11 appearances for the club- five of which came in last season’s Europa League campaign.
He was signed from Leeds United in 2009 on a scholarship deal but signed his first professional contract a year later.
“It’s an honour to commit my long-term future to Everton,” Garbutt said.
“I’ve been made to feel very welcome at the Club since I signed my scholarship six years ago.
“Over the years, I have grown to have an affinity with the Club and I feel a sense of belonging here.
“Under the manager, the future looks bright and positive and I want to be a part of that. It is a great Club to be a part of and the staff and supporters have been great with me from day one.
“Last season was great for me in continuing my development, my personal highlight being the Europa League adventure as I gained a lot of experience in those games playing against top quality opposition.
“Everything we went through last season and the experience we gained as a group will only make us stronger as a team ahead of the new season.
“And with all the young players we’ve got such as Rom, Ross and Stonesy – all of them key players, too, the future of the Club couldn’t be more promising.
“If we can continue to build the team, then we can go on and achieve special things together, every one of us as players will have no doubts about that.”
Garbutt was also part of the England U20 World Cup squad in 2013 and England U21 European Championship squad this summer.
