Everton midfielder complained of quality players.

The 22-year-old claimed that having excellent teammates at the international tournament improves his attitude, but he did not say the same about his Toffees colleagues.

Ball, who works as a pundit for the BBC, thinks Coleman should be consulted over this matter.

“Onana also spoke of how being around ‘high-quality players’ at the international level lifts his mood, another statement that may not go over well with his Everton teammates,” he told the Liverpool Echo.

“I believe that speaking with Onana would be ideal for someone like Seamus Coleman. Seamus, who is the captain and has witnessed everything, will comprehend what Onana is saying, but you shouldn’t be disrepecting your own comrades.

“Onana hasn’t consistently received the award for man of the match. He has a lot to learn yet.

Yes, he is talented and has a lot of potential, but he is still far from becoming the full product. You can’t think you are bigger or better than anyone in that changing room unless you start showing up for eight, nine, or ten consecutive matches.

Since Onana is a novice player, he has no idea how his remarks would be regarded, and it’s not like they were misinterpreted.

Everyone is aware that Belgium has more talented players than Everton, but he isn’t allowed to publicly state such.

This gives the impression that he does not value his club teammates and is only content when representing his country.