“Everton’s SHOCKING New Signing SEALED for a JAW-DROPPING £68M! Selling Club Swimming in Cash!”

Carlos Alcaraz has already sealed a permanent move to Everton, converting his loan from Flamengo into a full-time deal.

Now, he looks set to be joined by Thierno Barry, whose arrival at the Hill Dickinson Stadium appears imminent.

The 22-year-old French striker comes with high expectations, and details of his transfer from Villarreal have now been disclosed.

According to Superdeporte (4 July, page 12), Everton are set to pay £30.17 million for Barry, with an additional £4.31 million in performance-related add-ons.

Barry’s signing is expected to kickstart a wave of transfer activity at Everton. The forward impressed last season in La Liga, recording 15 goal contributions for Villarreal.

Now, he prepares to make the move to England and begin a new chapter at Everton’s 52,888-seater Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Adding Barry’s transfer fee to the £34.48 million Villarreal earned from Alex Baena’s recent departure, the Spanish side are set to bank close to £68 million—funds they could reinvest in pushing for a Champions League place next season.

As Barry’s move nears completion, attention now turns to who might follow him through the door at Everton. The club is reportedly eyeing major signings to mark their stadium transition in style.

Manchester City pair Jack Grealish and Kyle Walker have both been linked, with Walker seen as the more realistic target due to the financial complexities surrounding any deal for Grealish.

In addition, Everton are monitoring another Flamengo talent—Wesley—who could arrive this summer, although he may be sent out on loan immediately for further development.

Regardless of who joins next, Barry’s imminent arrival signals a proactive transfer window ahead for Everton as they prepare for a new era.