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Everton Fans Eager for Fresh Signings at Finch Farm
Significant changes are anticipated at Everton in the coming months, with the Friedkin Group now firmly established at the helm of the club.
David Moyes is expected to embrace these changes as he prepares for a revamped squad to take to the pitch for the upcoming season.
So far, only Carlos Alcaraz has been signed on a permanent basis, but CEO Angus Kinnear is gearing up for a pivotal summer in the transfer market.
Big things are expected at Finch Farm as Everton gets ready to transition to the new Hill Dickinson Stadium.
The Friedkins are eager to ensure Moyes has a competitive squad in place by then, aiming to inject more quality into the team during this crucial window.
And now, Everton appear to be edging closer to their first major signing of the summer—a development that’s sure to generate excitement among the Goodison Park faithful.
Everton closing in on Thierno Barry
A new striker has been high on Everton’s transfer agenda, and attention has recently turned to Villarreal’s Thierno Barry.
The young forward’s U21 European Championship campaign concluded following a semi-final defeat to Germany.
According to journalist Santi Aouna, Everton are now actively working on a deal with Villarreal to bring Barry to the Premier League.
However, the Toffees are trying to negotiate below the £33 million release clause set by the Spanish club.
Everton remain hopeful that a full agreement can be reached in the coming days, with reports suggesting Barry has already agreed to join the club.
Ironically, Barry’s exit from the Euros came at the hands of Germany’s Nick Woltemade—another striker linked with a move to Merseyside.
Fast start needed for the Toffees
Some Everton players are just days away from returning to pre-season training at Finch Farm. Meanwhile, Moyes has spent part of the summer in Miami, watching Club World Cup fixtures in Florida.
Now, with the start of the season approaching, Moyes will soon return to Merseyside where Kinnear is working hard behind the scenes to strengthen the squad.
Everton need a productive summer window, and finalising a deal for Thierno Barry would mark an encouraging step toward a much-needed squad rebuild.
