Everton winger Arnaut Danjuma has opened up about life with the Toffees in the English top flight.

Danjuma, who was a Villarreal player last season, but spent time on loan at Tottenham, has played in several top leagues in Europe.

With experiences of the Eredivisie, La Liga, and the Championship, he is now reflecting on playing in the Premier League.

"The main difference is the physicality," he said on a Kick livestream alongside Dominic Calvert-Lewin and James Garner.

"The Dutch league is a good place to develop, but it's good to get out to develop. The Belgian league is good to develop physical attributes. I really enjoyed playing in La Liga. Every player you play against has technical abilities. The Premier League tops the chart in terms of the physicality."

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