Mundo Deportivo has reported on the confirmed transfer of Thierno Barry to Everton from Villarreal. Barry has officially become part of the Everton squad after leaving Villarreal, with the English club announcing the transfer on Wednesday. Earlier in the day, Barry took to social media to say goodbye to Villarreal, and the transfer was finalized later in the afternoon. Having joined Villarreal a year ago for 14 million, Barry now moves to Everton for a fixed fee of 32.5 million, with potential add-ons amounting to 5.5 million and a 10% profit on any future transfer. He has committed to a contract that extends until June 2029. Barry conveyed his excitement about the new opportunity and his eagerness to play and score goals for Everton's supporters.

Thierno Barry joins FC Everton from FC Villarreal for a reported base fee of 32 million Euros. He has signed a four-year contract with Everton. Barry expressed his excitement about the move, stating, 'I am very happy. It is very exciting to be here. I can't wait to get started and hope it goes quickly.'

The Italian team Côme is monitoring the young striker of Villarreal, Thierno Barry, according to journalist Nicolo Schira. Barry has a contract with the Spanish team until June 2029 and has shown good performances with Villarreal, scoring 9 goals in 28 matches in La Liga this season.

Thierno Barry, a 22-year-old French forward, has sparked interest from several Premier League clubs thanks to his impressive performances at Villarreal. Having been signed a few months ago for 14 million euros, he has managed to score three goals in 11 LaLiga appearances. His physical strength and keen instinct in the penalty area have drawn the attention of English clubs, who reportedly believe he could integrate well into the physical and dynamic nature of English football. Villarreal has a reputation for nurturing young talents and making significant profits through transfers, and Barry's continued development might result in a lucrative move to an English club.