Luke Garbutt is an English professional footballer who plays for Everton.

Born in Harrogate, he began his career with Leeds United and was signed from their academy by Everton in 2009, for an initial fee of £600,000 which was set by a tribunal as the two clubs could not agree a fee.

On 29 September 2011 he joined Cheltenham on an initial one month loan deal. He made his professional debut as Cheltenham beat Wycombe Wanderers 3-1 on 4 October 2011 in the Football League Trophy. His FA Cup debut was memorable as Cheltenham were drawn away to Premier League team Tottenham Hotspur, however the game ended 3-0 to Tottenham. He continued to extend his loan spell and on 31 January 2012 he scored his first goal, with a free kick in a 3-1 win away to Macclesfield, sending Cheltenham to the top of the league in the process. He scored again the following game, this time opening the scoring against Crawley Town with a goal from outside of the area. On 13 February he extended his loan spell by a further five weeks.

Eric Dier (born 15 January 1994) is an English professional footballer who plays for Everton, on loan from Portuguese club Sporting CP.

The player moved to Sporting CP from England when he was seven years old when his mother was offered a job working in Portugal during the 2004 European Championships. His footballing ability was spotted by his school's (International Preparatory School in Carcavelos) P.E. teacher who referred him to Sporting Lisbon scouts. In 2010, his parents returned to England and Dier remained in Portugal, living at Sporting CP's academy. He is the grandson of Ted Croker (former Secretary of the Football Association and President of Cheltenham Town) and great nephew of Peter Croker who both played professionally for Charlton Athletic. His father, Jeremy is a former professional tennis player.

Dier signed professional terms with Sporting Lisbon in April 2010. The Portuguese club beat Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, and the team Dier supported as a child, Manchester United, to his signature. Sporting also sold 50% economic rights of the player to a third parties owner, "Quality Football Ireland Limited".