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Josh Edwards

Sat 23 May 2026 17:10, UK

Carlos Alcaraz is being lined up for a summer transfer away from Everton.

There was an air of optimism when Everton signed Alcaraz in 2025, with the Argentine having previously impressed in the Premier League for Southampton.

In his first campaign on Merseyside, he managed two goals and three assists in just 16 appearances, which was a respectable return.

However, with just two goal involvements in five more appearances, his time at Hill Dickinson has fizzled out, with an exit now likely.

Alcaraz could leave Everton in a matter of weeks, with a return to his home country possible.

Everton’s stance on Carlos Alcaraz exit shared

The 23-year-old has started just six times for the Toffees in the Premier League this season, which speaks volumes about his level of importance.

As a result, DSports Radio has reported that Everton are prepared to listen to offers for his exit this summer.

Racing Club de Avellaneda are keen on bringing Alcaraz back on loan, with it claimed that the midfielder has been in constant dialogue with Diego Milito.

A permanent exit seems unlikely, though there is every chance that Alcaraz departs on loan this summer.

Alcaraz’s contract situation examined amid Everton exit links

Alcaraz’s move to Everton was only made permanent last summer, when he signed a deal until 2027.

It means that he will have one year left on his contract at the end of the current campaign, which could cause issues with a loan exit.

Should that happen, it would give the Toffees little opportunity to make any of the money back that they spent on him, which was reported to be around £15million.

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