Even those successful, rich players have many life issues, mental too. Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin has revealed he struggled with his mental health this season and that talking saved his life.The 25-year-old says he has “endured some of the most difficult times of [his] career and [his] life to date” and has urged anyone suffering from their own mental health “to talk to a friend, family member or someone that will listen”.Calvert-Lewin’s Instagram post (©Instagram/Screenshot)In a post on Instagram, Calvert-Lewin added: “One thing I learned this season is that everyone in whatever walk of life is fighting battles you know nothing about, and there is no shame in finding someone to talk to and being open and honest with yourself about how you really feel.Dele(te) Alli: Everton hoping to sell him, with Spurs receiving just bits and pieces”To all the young kings suppressing emotion, I advise you to talk to a friend, family member or someone that will listen. Talking saved my life. It will make you realise things are never as bad as they seem, and you’ll discover that the paradox of true strength is being able to face your weaknesses.”Eventful days! A goal for survival, Bayern links, Brazil call-up and a Twitter feud with a RedCalvert-Lewin, 25, has struggled with injuries this season and made only 17 Premier League appearances for Everton – compared to more than 30 games in the previous four seasons.TUE: 21.45: (2.81) DINAMO DRESDEN (2.90) K’LAUTERN (2.90)
