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Everton analysis: Barry the lightning rod for Toffees
Everton's English midfielder #08 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall celebrates with Everton's French striker #11 Thierno Barry after scoring their third goal

What a season Thierno Barry is having already.

After scoring just eight goals last term, following a £27m move from Villarreal the 24-year-old has already eclipsed that.

He has 10 goals in 13 appearances after these two goals against Coventry, having taken 16 games to get his first Everton goal in 2025-26.

The striker is now the Premier League's second top scorer, level with Liverpool's Aleksander Isak on six - three being Manchester City striker Erling Haaland.

There may have been some fortune in his second-half winner as it was bundled in but Barry is making his own luck and is in the form of his Everton career.

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