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Thierno Barry to Crystal Palace

Everton

Crystal Palace

Attacker · 24y · France · contract until 2029

Chance it happens in January

No trusted reporter yet. Stories like this complete 6 in 100 times.

Carried by fussball-news via CaughtOffside (aggregator).

Fee: Not reported
Value: €59m
Reporters: 1

Where he ends up in the January windowEvery outcome by the January deadline, adding up to 100%. A move in a later window is not counted. Open a club for its rumour.

Crystal PalaceThis rumour
NewcastleRumour page
Other clubNot yet named
Stays at EvertonNo move

What the number is based on

ReportingNo trusted reporterOne aggregator reportAgainst the move
ContractRuns to June 20292 years 8 months leftAgainst the move
Crystal PalaceSpending close to its limitAgainst the move
FeeNot reportedValue €59m

The story so far

1 report · newest first

Monday
Ffussball-newsTrust 50Earliest mentionEarliest mentionvia CaughtOffsideFull post
“Newcastle and Crystal Palace join race for 24-year-old Everton star. Multiple clubs are reportedly interested in signing Everton striker Thierno Barry as they look to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the upcoming transfer window.”

Chance it happens in January

Long shot

Value: €59m

AuthorTransfer Tracker AnalystLast updated9 Nov 2026StatusUp to date

Barry linked with Palace and Newcastle for January

The situation

The story today is a loose one. Thierno Barry, the 24-year-old France attacker Everton signed from Villarreal in July 2025 for €30m, is said to be of interest to Crystal Palace, with Newcastle United also linked. There is no bid, no asking price and no agreed terms in any of the reporting, only a claim that several clubs are weighing him up ahead of the January 2027 window, which opens on 1 January. Barry has 30 months left on his Everton deal, running to June 2029, so Everton hold every card here.

The reporting

The sourcing is weak. The claim traces to a report from fussball-news, carried by CaughtOffside by 9 November. No trusted reporter has backed it, and every outlet repeating it is a tabloid or an aggregator, so this is one voice passed along rather than several separate confirmations.

The outlook

This is a long way from happening. For anything to firm up, a club would need to make a real approach, Everton would need to entertain selling a player they paid €30m for last year, and a fee would need to surface. None of that exists yet.