Tim Howard to Colorado Rapids: Latest Transfer Details, Reaction and More

Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard will join MLS team Colorado Rapids this summer after 10 years with the Toffees.

The club announced the news via their official Twitter feed on Sunday:

Howard arrived at Goodison Park from Manchester United and has so far made over 400 appearances for Everton.  

Uninterrupted first broke the news on Twitter:

Howard spoke of his love for the Toffees, per Everton's official Twitter feed:

Everton chairman Bill Kenwright hailed his time with the club:

Major League Soccer welcomed the American, who has made 105 appearances for the United States national team:

The Times' Henry Winter wished Howard luck, while Goal USA's Thomas Floyd noted the "buzz" his capture will bring to the Rapids:

Everton will now be left with the choice of replacing the 37-year-old in the transfer market or with backup stopper Joel Robles.

The Spaniard has enjoyed run-outs in cup competitions and recently in the Premier League this season. He looked fairly assured, so he may get the nod—particularly if he can continue to stake a claim in the side for the remainder of the campaign.