Everton is gonna make their squad better by getting Argentine midfielder Carlos Alcaraz. The club has gone ahead with the €18 million buy option showing how much they want to improve the team. Alcaraz, who’s been on loan from Flamengo has been really good in recent matches showing off his skills in midfield. They’re talking about a 3 to 4-year contract which shows both sides really want to get this done.
- Everton has gone ahead with the €18 million buy option for Carlos Alcaraz.
- Alcaraz is on loan from Flamengo right now and has been really important in recent games.
- They’re working on getting a 3 to 4-year contract sorted.
How Alcaraz Has Done at Everton
Carlos Alcaraz has done really well during his loan at Everton, he’s played great and even scored a big goal against Newcastle United. His move from Southampton to Flamengo and now to Everton shows how he keeps moving up in his career. He works really hard and can play different positions which is why the fans love him and he’s made the midfield a lot stronger.
🚨Everton activó la opción para comprar a Carlos Alcaraz, que es de €18M.
*️⃣El futbolista dejará de pertenecer a Flamengo y firmará un contrato por 3/4 años, algo que es materia de negociación en estas horas. https://t.co/0arIJkzlFz— César Luis Merlo (@CLMerlo)
May 29, 2025
When he was at Flamengo before this which you can read about here, he learned stuff that helps him now in the Premier League. Everton fans can’t wait for him to join properly, they think he’ll be really important for the team going forward.
What Everton Wants to Do
With David Moyes as manager and The Friedkin Group owning the club, Everton is trying to change things up. Getting Alcaraz is part of their plan to make the team better and win more games. Since Abdoulaye Doucoure is leaving, they need Alcaraz even more. They think he’s worth the money cause he helps right now and they could sell him for more later which is good for what Everton wants to do in the future.
For more on Everton’s transfer stuff, visit Everton Transfer News.
