By Toffees reporter
| Goodison favourite Marouane Fellaini says he believes he will be fit to return to Everton's line-up at the start of next season.
The Belgian has been out since a serious ankle injury sustained in a clash with Sotirios Kyrgiakos in the Merseyside derby at Anfield three months ago. This advertisement was brought to you by Google. Thank you for supporting Everton FansOnline by clicking on the advert. The Liverpool Echo says the initial diagnosis of at least six months on the sidelines meant it was unlikely the Belgium international would be available for the start of the new Premier League campaign, which kicks off on August 14. He said: ‘I am much better now, I have been training for two weeks. The first and second months were difficult because I had my operation but now it is good. I don’t know if I will have a normal pre season, but I hope to be ready for the start of next season. I will start back in July or August.’ Is eighth place a success story for Everton – or a failure? Give us your verdict on our forum. It's quick and easy to register Follow England on FansOnline  Custom Search
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