Alcaraz joins Everton on loan

Everton complete loan signing of midfielder Alcaraz
Everton have signed Argentine midfielder Carlos Alcaraz on loan from Flamengo for the remainder of the season.
Everton complete Carlos Alcaraz signing from Flamengo
The loan move also contains an obligation to buy providing Alcaraz, 22, makes an undisclosed number of league starts.
Alcaraz joins Everton on loan from Flamengo on deadline day
Carlos Alcaraz sealed a transfer deadline day loan move to Everton from Flamengo on Monday, the Premier League club announced. The Argentina Under-23 international's deal runs until the end of the season, with Everton having the option to make the move permanent in the summer.
Everton sign Argentine midfielder Alcaraz on loan
Everton has signed Argentine midfielder Carlos Alcaraz from Brazilian Serie A side Flamengo on loan for the rest of the season, with an option to buy, the Premier League club said early on Tuesday.
Flamengo's Luis reveals his conversations with Alcaraz before his move to Everton
Flamengo manager Filipe Luis has openly discussed his conversations with Carlos Alcaraz regarding his move to Everton.
Fabrizio Romano shares what Everton must do to sign Carlos Alcaraz permanently
Fabrizio Romano says the deal to take Flamengo's Carlos Alcaraz to Everton will get done before the January transfer deadline.
Everton transfer deadline day as it happened as Carlos Alcaraz signs after deal sheet
The Blues have been boosted by the arrival of David Moyes as manager in recent weeks, stringing together three successive wins in the Premier League to pull clear of relegation trouble. Even so, the club is looking to make moves before the deadline passes at 11 p.m..
Alcaraz joins Everton on loan from Flamengo on European soccer's transfer deadline day
Carlos Alcaraz sealed a transfer deadline day loan move to Everton from Flamengo on Monday. The Argentina under-23 international's deal runs until the end of the season, with Everton having the option to make the move permanent in the summer.
Carlos Alcaraz bolsters Everton's midfield in last-gasp loan move
Everton have secured the services of midfielder Carlos 'Charly' Alcaraz on a loan deal from Brazilian club Flamengo, marking the final acquisition of the winter transfer window.
Carlos Alcaraz makes Everton intentions clear in first words after transfer
Carlos Alcaraz is already thinking about making his transfer to Everton permanent. The midfielder joined the Blues on loan from Flamengo on deadline day on an initial loan deal. While the transfer has seemingly been in the works for a few days - Flamengo announced an agreement had been reached on Friday - Everton needed to file a deal sheet with the Premier League to ensure the transfer was done.
sportwitness.co.uk11h
Charly Alcaraz has already left Everton impression – ‘Great expectation’ after positive signs in medical
Everton deadline day signing Charly Alcaraz has ‘pleasantly surprised’ the Toffees medical staff with his performance in his ...
Everton’s transfer window: Alcaraz arrives, but the Moyes/TFG rebuild will be in the summer
In the wake of a takeover and a managerial change, Everton hope they have enough quality to avoid relegation ahead of a busy off-season ...
Manchester United19h
Everton player now named as the most underrated signing in Premier League history
Morrison was asked to name who he believes is the most underrated signing in Premier League history. The pundit was quick to ...
Carlos Alcaraz sparked huge brawl and ruined major transfer as 'physical force' joins Everton
Doubt surrounded the midfielder’s future upon his return to Southampton, who were now back in the Premier League. Lazio were ...
TEAMtalk.com on MSN19h
Explained: Why Everton, Charly Alcaraz signing dragged on and how David Moyes helped seal the deal
Everton completed a last-ditch deal for Flamengo midfielder Charly Alcaraz and sources have revealed why an agreement took so ...
Quiet day expected at Everton
Not anticipating any issues with Everton's loan signing of Carlos Alcaraz from Flamengo, but the Argentine may well be the ...