Ross Barkley describes how controversial Everton's movement has changed him.

Ross Barkley explained exactly why his change from Everton made him a better player.

The midfielder climbed the ladder at Goodison Park and made his entry into the senior team early in the 2011/12 campaign.

However, it is from the 2013/14 campaign that the young man has really made himself known. He finally played 179 games and scored 27 goals in his childhood club.

However, Barkley left Goodison Park in controversial circumstances.

Having been on the brink of moving to Chelsea for a lot of money in the summer of 2017, the move was postponed until the following January – at a much cheaper price.

The 25-year-old has recently earned a lot of congratulations for his performances for England at the international break, and he thinks leaving Everton has been crucial to improving it.

"Yes, exactly," Barkley remarked when asked if the change was necessary.

"I'm far from my family and in London by myself, I'm in a totally different environment from Liverpool, I miss my presence in my family, it's totally different, it's like that." that I mature as a person and as a player is good.

"Since I moved out, it was good to challenge myself, win trophies and progress as a player." I have changed over the age of 18 , 19 or 20. My diet is much better My approach to games is much better and I approach them with good preparation and I'm more relaxed than thinking too much about something else.

"I will continue to work hard and it will come."