Everton’s Obligation to Buy Charly Alcaraz Hinges on Game Time

Everton’s loan deal for Argentine midfielder Charly Alcaraz includes an obligation to buy clause that will be triggered once he plays five more games. The transfer fee for the permanent move is set at €18 million, making this a pivotal moment in the player’s future at Goodison Park. source

The 22-year-old, who joined Everton from Flamengo during the January transfer window, has already shown glimpses of his talent with key performances, including a match-winning goal against Crystal Palace and an assist in a draw with Brentford. 

However, Everton manager David Moyes faces a decision on whether to integrate Alcaraz into the starting lineup consistently to meet the clause requirements.

Flamengo remains confident that Everton will finalize the deal, regardless of whether the mandatory clause is activated. Reports suggest that Everton could negotiate terms in the summer, but activating the clause through game time appears to be the most straightforward path.

With Everton currently secure in the Premier League standings, Moyes may use this opportunity to further evaluate Alcaraz’s suitability for long-term plans while balancing financial considerations and squad dynamics.

Fans will be watching closely as the midfielder edges closer to fulfilling the conditions of his transfer agreement.

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