There’s lots of words we could use to describe Neal Maupay. Leader is not one of them, especially after his time at Everton. But it seems he’s thinking differently these days. He’s recently turned 30 and, it seems, that means…

Former Everton striker Neal Maupay has spoken about adopting a leadership role and evolving his mentality at Marseille, aiming to mentor younger teammates. Sport Witness writer Sean Lunt suggests Everton supporters may view this self-proclaimed shift with skepticism following Maupay's tumultuous spell on Merseyside, where he clashed with fans and managed just one goal in 32 matches.
Maupay, who recently turned 30, returned to Marseille after spending the second half of last season on loan at Sevilla. The forward stated that he strives to give 100% on and off the pitch, asserting that experienced players must actively help guide the younger generation.
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