A striker for Everton's salary has been updated.

According to Ben Winstanley, the Everton striker is said to be making roughly £120,000 per week as part of his current contract at Goodison Park.

Given his advanced age, the View From the Bullens host predicted to Give Me Sport that his next major contract would likely be his last.

It will be interesting to see if the Toffees actually give him more than that sum when negotiations take place.

If the shoe is on the other foot, he’s already on quite a bit of money, Winstanley added. I’m told it’s just under six digits. So, do you make him another cash offer? £110k-£120k-a-week? He’ll demand that brand-new, significantly enhanced contract.

It may be his final significant contract. Therefore, Everton needs to compile the data, and perhaps we can sell it to Calvert-Lewin. He is, nevertheless, one of the best center forwards on his best day, when he is healthy and on fire. He is a true battering ram and an unwavering Everton center-forward.

At Goodison Park, money is tight, therefore the club needs to be selective about who it offers lucrative contracts to.

Although Calvert-Lewin is a well-known athlete and popular with the public, his fitness record is, to put it mildly, dismal.

Saying he’s unplayable while healthy is nice, but if this happens for one or two months every season, he obviously has problems that keep coming up.

He deserves more money if, from now until the start of discussions, he can maintain his fitness and keep consistently hitting the back of the net.

The club will undoubtedly exercise caution in that regard because he hasn’t demonstrated that he does in recent years.

Sean Dyche, the supporters, and he will all be hoping that he and Beto can find a way to play together because it will make the attack appear even more deadly.