Barkley had a fantastic finish with his left foot and played very well in the 3-1 win over QPR Monday.

Barkley was the man of the match Monday and had a beautiful strike with his off foot to over power the goalie to find the opening goal. Barkley also had three shots and played well defensively nearly grabbing a clean sheet. Barkley and Everton travel to Southampton next weekend.

Barkley got another start Sunday and led the game with five shots in the 1-1 draw to Sunderland.

This s back to back starts now after recovering from his injury and he looked dangerous in this match getting off five shots. Now that he is firmly healthy and starting his breakout is just around the corner. Everton play West Ham following the international break.

Barkley started and played a full 90 minutes in the 0-0 draw to Swansea Saturday.

After being a sub last weekend, Barkley got the start this weekend and looked to reclaim the starting role that's rightfully his. Barkley is a fantastic talent, so when he is healthy, he is a great play in fantasy as he will find his form sooner rather than later.

Barkley came off the bench in the 65th minute of Everton's 3-1 win over Burnley on Sunday.

Barkley did not get the start in order to give his knee a small rest, as the club clearly don't want to over work the youngster, and they will likely monitor his minutes until he is fully fit. Now may be the time to get him in your lineups as his value is a bit low and he has a favorable schedule approaching facing Swansea, Sunderland, and West Ham.

Barkley recorded an assist and got off three shots in the 3-0 win over Aston Villa on Saturday.

Barkley was a menace all afternoon, weaving through defenders and drawing numerous fouls. Returning from a knee injury, he only played 66 minutes in the match, but he looked great in limited time. Barkley is a prime breakout candidate this campaign and this could potentially be the start of something special.

Barkley (knee) is in the starting XI for Everton's Premier League match against Aston Villa on Saturday.

Barkley suffered the injury back in August and has finally made the long return back to the pitch. It comes at a great time for Everton, who are desperately looking for an offensive spark with Kevin Mirallas out with a hamstring injury.

Everton manager Roberto Martinez said Barkley (knee) could return to training next week. "Ross Barkley is developing well," Martinez said Friday. "I hope he can join the group as early as next Wednesday and start working with the full team."

Barkley has yet to feature this season due to a knee injury suffered just before the season-opener, with initial estimates that he would return in six weeks, which was then expanded to five months. He'll end up closer to the former, which is great news for Everton and fantasy owners. If he's able to work on his match fitness over the international break, he could make his season-debut Oct. 18 against Aston Villa.