Pickford came through the ranks and began his career at boyhood club Sunderland before signing for the Toffees in the summer of 2017.
Following the Black Cats' relegation, Pickford's excellent individual campaign earned him a £25million move to Everton. At the time, it made Pickford the third most expensive goalkeeper in the history of football at the age of just 23.
The former Sunderland stopper did suffer a dip in form after the World Cup and came in for a lot of media criticism when he seriously injured Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk in the Merseyside derby. However, he has remained number one for both club and country throughout.
The goalkeeper then had a very impressive tournament at the 2017 UEFA European Under-21 Championship, where his side reached the semi-final but were unfortunately beaten on penalties by Germany.
He eventually made his senior debut later that year at Wembley Stadium in a 0-0 draw against Germany.
Jordan Pickford has made 30 senior appearances for England
Pickford starred, producing some breath-taking performances with perhaps the most notable being when he helped England win their first ever penalty-shootout at a World Cup, saving the decisive spot-kick from Carlos Bacca against Colombia.
Southgate stuck with him, though, and he was repaid in full. The former Sunderland stopper conceded just two goals in the whole tournament as England lost to Italy in the final.
Jordan Pickford's net worth is believed to be £37 million.
Jordan Pickford and Declan Rice have expressed their gratitude for Gareth Southgate after the manager stepped down from his role as England boss.
England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford feels motivated by the pressure of battling the Netherlands for a place in the Euro 2024 final.
England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford is feeling optimistic about the Euro 2024 campaign despite the slow start, and insists everyone supports head coach Gareth Southgate.
England will be confident of topping Group C if they avoid defeat against Denmark in Frankfurt on Thursday (1700 BST) but we’re predicting a narrow win.
Jordan Pickford insists England must enjoy the pressure of being among the tournament favourites at Euro 2024.
England play their final warm-up match for Euro 2024 on Friday evening (1945 BST) when they welcome Iceland to Wembley.
Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford is hopeful history will not keep repeating itself and the club can wave goodbye to relegation battles.
