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Former Everton forward Tim Cahill has delivered his verdict on the club's failed pursuit of Folarin Balogun after it felt Thierno Barry as their only senior striker

Former Everton forward Tim Cahill stated that Everton missing out on Monaco striker Folarin Balogun was a blessing in disguise. A proposed permanent transfer worth £38.5 million plus £4.3 million in add-ons collapsed after Balogun took a medical but decided against signing. The outcome left 23-year-old Thierno Barry as manager David Moyes' only recognized senior center forward following Beto's departure to Fiorentina.
Cahill noted he was impressed by Barry's work rate and effort after observing him during Everton training sessions and matches. Despite supporter frustration directed at club owners The Friedkin Group over limited transfer activity, Everton started their Premier League season unbeaten across five games, with Barry scoring the winning goal in a 1-0 victory over Ipswich Town.
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