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Transfers

Newcastle, Palace eye Everton's Barry

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Newcastle, Palace eye Everton's Barry

Several clubs are interested in signing Everton striker Thierno Barry. The 24-year-old Frenchman is said to have made an impressive start to life in English football following his summer move from Villarreal.

Barry has quickly become an important attacking figure at Everton, scoring ten goals in his first 13 appearances this season. His impressive performances have attracted attention from several clubs across Europe, with Newcastle United, Crystal Palace and Italian side Como also keeping tabs on his progress.

The French striker could be an interesting addition for the English clubs, who could use more firepower in the final third. Barry’s physical presence, athleticism and goalscoring ability could make him an excellent option for their attacking department.

Securing his services will not be straightforward, as Everton only signed the striker from Villarreal last summer and are unlikely to consider losing one of their most productive attacking players so soon. Beto’s departure has also increased Barry’s importance to the Merseyside club, making a potential January exit particularly difficult to negotiate.

Newcastle and Crystal Palace could compete with RB Leipzig, while Como and several French clubs are also monitoring the situation. Everton are expected to demand a substantial transfer fee, especially considering Barry’s recent performances and his importance to their attacking plans.

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