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Séamus Coleman turned down move to Sheffield United after finishing up with Everton

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Séamus Coleman turned down move to Sheffield United after finishing up with Everton
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SEAMUS COLEMAN HAS said he turned down a move to Sheffield United, as he considers prolonging his career so he can play for Ireland at the European Championships in 2028.

The Donegal man was contacted by Championship side Sheffield United when he concluded his 17-year Everton span at the end of last season.

The 37-year-old was offered a coaching role at Everton but is considering another playing contract to be in the mix for the Euros in 2028, which will be co-hosted by Ireland.

“(What are you doing?) Not a lot. I’ve been in Ireland for about six weeks, which was nice. I‘ve been keeping fit and not stressing,” Coleman said on the Stick to Football podcast.

“I was probably was 100% done at the end of the season until I spoke to the Ireland manager.

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