Everton exploit a provision to secure a permanent deal for Carlos Alcaraz.

Everton’s summer transfer window is going to be big.

Under David Moyes, the Toffees have made tremendous progress in such a short period of time,

going nine games without losing in the Premier League.

Everton’s fear of relegation has vanished, and they are now trying to push higher up the

league and finish the season on a positive note.

Everton are anticipated to make clever moves in the summer transfer window,

and the Friedkin Group is dedicated to providing Moyes with the necessary finances to sign the appropriate players.

At the same time, the Toffees will most likely release several out-of-contract players,

forcing the transfer committee to make bold decisions on loan players.

The 22-year-old attacker joined on loan from Flamengo in the January

transfer window and has since been very outstanding.

The Brazilian club revealed that the transaction included a “mandatory purchase clause”

if the parties meet specific conditions, but Everton stated that they simply have the option to buy him permanently.

According to TycSports journalist German Garcia Grova, Everton has opted to activate the provision in Alcaraz’s contract.

The Toffees will pay a fee of £15 million, and the offensive midfielder will sign a four-year contract with the Merseyside club.

He believes that if he plays eight games for Everton,

the deal will automatically be activated. He has already made seven appearances.