David Moyes to deal with 'unhappy' Jordan Pickford at Everton as plan clear - Keith Wyness

Keith Wyness expects Pickford to be unhappy if Tuchel splits England's goalkeeping duties between him and Leeds' Trafford during the international break.

Former Everton chief executive Keith Wyness believes Jordan Pickford will be frustrated if England manager Thomas Tuchel proceeds with plans to split goalkeeping duties between the Everton keeper and Leeds United's James Trafford during this week's international fixtures against Croatia and Spain.

Wyness told Football Insider that while the arrangement suits Trafford and Leeds boss Daniel Farke—reducing injury risk for a player in excellent form—Pickford may view it as a sign he is losing his grip on the England number one spot. Both keepers have four Premier League clean sheets this season, leaving Tuchel with a difficult selection decision.

Wyness noted that Pickford is a fierce competitor unlikely to give up easily and has historically responded well to such challenges by performing at his best. The 32-year-old remains on Bayern Munich's radar as a potential long-term successor to Manuel Neuer, though financial advisor Stefan Borson expects him to see out his career at Everton.