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Published 16:18 29 Mar 2022 BST
Updated 17:18 29 Mar 2022 BST

"I also saw Raphaël Varane quite often, as we lived nearby. I took it upon myself. I continued to work on the side, to be behind my friends. I have never refused to play."
"It was a way for him to protect himself. I never asked for that. People who know me at the club know that everything was going very well. I was not the only one to leave, moreover (James Rodriguez, in particular)," he added.
https://twitter.com/EvertonNewsFeed/status/1508729930892390409 When asked about the specific nature of the disagreement between the pair, Digne said: "In relation to the style of play, especially."I thought we had a team that could have a lot more possession, which we had the quality for. He asked me the question, I gave him my answer.
"I know my place. I felt legitimate to give him my feelings and those of the other players in the locker room. The group was unanimous. The final outcome proved me right, since he was fired because of the poor results.
"I think he also had a bad philosophy. He didn't fit at Everton."
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