Everton‘s Adam Aznou is happy to make his debut for Málaga CF, and his focus now is to “get back into rhythm’, after overcoming fitness issues. The Premier League side invested around €9m to sign the left-back from Bayern Munich…

Everton left-back Adam Aznou expressed his excitement after making his debut for loan club Málaga CF following a recovery from injury and illness. The 20-year-old came on as a second-half substitute to play 28 minutes in Málaga's 1-1 draw against Espanyol, stating afterward that he is eager to build match rhythm.
Aznou joined Everton from Bayern Munich for around €9m in July 2025 before being sent on loan to Spain. Prior to his debut, he missed three league matches due to an adductor muscle strain and a stomach bug, using the recent international break to regain fitness.
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