Everton manager Roberto Martinez reiterated that the club will not let Barkley leave this summer, reports Sky Sports.

Barkley had a great season for Everton, scoring six goals from 50 shots. He also sent 31 crosses to his teammates. His performances earned him a spot in England's World Cup squad, and has been starting to garner interest from some of the bigger clubs.

Barkley grabbed the opening goal in the 2-3 loss to Manchester City on Saturday.

Barkley hadn't scored or assisted in his last six matches, so this is a very promising sign from the youngster. Even with his recent struggles, he has been one of Everton's best players this season and is a key cog going forward for the Toffees. This is a guy to keep an eye on for next season as he is just starting to get into his prime.

Barkley returned from a calf injury and entered Sunday's game against Arsenal in the 10th minute after Leon Osman was forced out with a gash over his eye.

Barkley took two shots on the day and didn't appear to be hampered by his calf at all. Everton have a decent matchup against Everton next weekend before a three-game gauntlet consisting of Manchester United, Southampton and Manchester City.

Barkley (calf) is expected to have a prematch fit test before Everton's crucial battle with Arsenal on Sunday, reports Sky Sports. Everton manager Roberto Martinez is hopeful his key midfielder will be able to play and is giving Barkley as much time as possible to prove his fitness.

Barkley had scored goals in two consecutive matches before being forced off at half time with the calf injury in Everton's last match. He has five goals on the season and is proving himself to be a key contributor to the Toffees' attack.

Barkley (calf) was substituted for at the start of the second half of Sunday's match against Fulham after injuring his leg, reports ESPN. His status for next Sunday's match against Arsenal is uncertain.

Barkley came in to Sunday's match on a hot streak having scored in two consecutive matches for Everton. Whether he will miss any more time is uncertain, but Barkley has been dealing with a list of injuries this season that has limited his time on the pitch.

Barkley scored the goal of the day Tuesday as he dribbled nearly the length of the field before netting to grab the lead in the 3-0 win over Newcastle.

Barkley has scored twice in three days, and looks to be in top form. These Everton youngsters are opening eyes across the EPL and will surely garnish more attention defensively as well.

Everton manager Roberto Martinez said that if Barkley gets a chance to feature in the summer's World Cup that he would not be daunted and that he would embrace the challenge without feeling much pressure, reports the Daily Mail.

Many voices have started to come to support including Barkley in England's World Cup side. Martinez echoed those supporters with his own comments as Everton have turned in eight home wins in a row with the midfielder's help.