Thierno Barry's Everton turnaround: From nightmare debut to eight-goal revival

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Everton striker Thierno Barry has matched his entire goal tally from last season in just 12 games, scoring eight times after managing eight in 41 appearances previously. His recent form includes two goals against Newcastle in five days. Barry scored in Everton's Premier League win at St James' Park on Monday, placing him second only to Erling Haaland (13) among Premier League players in all competitions this season. The 24-year-old is now indispensable as Everton's only recognized senior striker following Beto's transfer to Fiorentina. Barry struggled after his £27m move from Villarreal, managing just one shot in his first 16 games and posting a video of himself breaking down during training last season. His improved form follows summer work, with Barry telling Sky Sports he wants to enjoy this season more.


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