While Everton prepare to take on champions Arsenal on Saturday, striker Thierno Barry has been doing some extra curricular work.

Sadly, for Everton fans, that is not shooting training or anything of that nature. No, the Frenchman has been showing off his house on YouTube.

Sportune explain that the Everton man recently showed off his ‘magnificent home’ to YouTuber Just Riadh.

He joined the Everton striker for a special episode titled “24 Hours in the Life of a Premier League Player”. That saw Barry walking the YouTuber around his home. And it seems the content creator was left so impressed that he likened the property to a “small manor”.

Batman-esque residence

Watch the video and it’s easy to see why. Barry’s house boasts features including an indoor swimming pool, cinema room and a garage designed in a way that ‘evokes Batman’s lair’.

The video, though, does not disclose the property’s total area nor it’s price. But we’re sure you can imagine given it had the visitors likening it to Wayne Manor and the Batcave.

It wasn’t all just showing off his magnificent home, though. The Everton striker also spends the episode reflecting on his early days in professional football.

Success wasn’t nailed on 

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Everton striker Thierno Barry shows off his humble abode

He’s followed a less conventional path than most, coming through Sochaux’s youth ranks before heading to Beveren in Belgium.

From there he joined Basel in Switzerland before then joining Villarreal in a €20m deal in 2024. A year later he was in the Premier League with Everton in a €30m deal. He’s since managed 14 goals in 50 games for the Toffees.

He feels that his experience can serve as an example for young players like himself.

“I signed with Sochaux’s reserve team at just 18—it goes to show that anything is possible,” he explained in the segment.

For now, he can clearly reflect on his success so far. His massive Batman-esque house is a testament to that success. It’s already impressed his recent visitor from YouTube.

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Sean Lunt
Experienced football journalist who has worked in the industry since 2015, specialising in transfer stories from across the world’s media. His career spans digital newsrooms, live match coverage, long‑form features and statistical analysis, with a particular focus on Premier League and European football. Sean has become an expert in how the football transfer business works and his reporting often brings clarity to fans. A long‑suffering Everton fan, he approaches every window with optimism and caution in equal measure.