The Everton star spoke to the ECHO in an exclusive interview about how he has settled in the city, his love for Lark Lane and his new photobook

Everton player Merlin Rohl revealed that local supporters frequently stop him in the street with the phrase "Up the Toffees." Speaking in an exclusive interview with the Liverpool Echo, the 24-year-old German footballer shared insights into his life on Merseyside, including his decision to reside in the Aigburth area near Lark Lane.
Rohl explained that living within the city has helped him connect with fans and understand Everton's culture. He also discussed his new photobook, titled "Life With Everton," which features behind-the-scenes images from his debut campaign, while noting his readiness to play either at right-back or central midfield.
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