According to Fussballdaten, RB Leipzig are already in talks with Everton regarding Thierno Barry. RB Leipzig reportedly scouted Barry previously. Should Barry leave, Everton want to recoup their investment of 30 million euros and are aiming for a fee between 35 and 40 million euros. It is also reported that Barry is unwilling to accept a lower salary.

According to well-placed sources, RB Leipzig have made an approach and are considering a move for Thierno Barry, and the player’s representatives have been informed of the interest. Leipzig are understood to currently have the most definite interest, but other teams around Europe are also monitoring his situation. Everton are not actively seeking to sell Barry, however a sale has not been excluded should an attractive offer be received. The final decision on Barry’s future would be made by David Moyes, rather than by Everton’s recruitment team, if bids are made. If they do decide to sell him this summer, Everton would likely seek to recover at least the £27.6 million spent on Barry, although no specific price has been confirmed.

According to The Times, Leipzig have made an inquiry for Thierno Barry from Everton and have started talks with the club. Everton paid 30 million euros to Villarreal for Barry in the previous summer. It is reported that his club is not entirely satisfied, which could create an opportunity for Leipzig to bring Barry to the Bundesliga.

According to The Times, RB Leipzig has made an enquiry for Everton's 23-year-old French striker, Thierno Barry. Barry joined the club in July 2025 and scored 8 goals in 38 Premier League appearances during the 2025/2026 season. The forward has 8 caps and one goal for France U21 and a contract with Everton until June 2029. His current market value is €30.00m, according to Transfermarkt.