Manager Ronald Koeman is expected to soeak with Barkley about his performances in an effort to revive the midfielder's form, reports the Daily Mail.

Barkley was substituted at the half in Everton's 3-0 win at Sunderland on Monday. The lackluster performance came after he was left out of the England squad by new manager Sam Allardyce.

Everton is expected to offer Barkley a new long-term contract with the club, reports the Sky Sports.

The club sees Barkley as a key component in the current squad, and are looking to reward what he has accomplished for the team so far. He has two years still remaining on his current contract, but would be expected to sign a contract longer in nature as the club seeks to tie its valuable players to the organization for the future.

Barkley had one assist, two shots, including one on goal, and two key passes in Saturday’s 2-1 victory against West Brom.

Barkley has one goal, one assist, five key passes and three crosses in the first two matches of the season. Barkley finished last season with eight goals and eight assists. Barkley’s next league match is Saturday against Stoke City.

Barkley won two tackles, put in a pair of crosses, attempted four shots and scored the opening goal during Saturday's 1-1 draw with Spurs.

Barkley got his side off to a flying start with a goal in the fifth minute, although he was a bit lucky, as his whipped free-kick eluded everyone and snuck inside the back post. Barkley shouldered a heavier load than normal due to the absence of Romelu Lukaku, and he was able to impact the match in several different areas. This was a positive start for Barkley as he comes off a career year in terms of production, and he will look to produce more of the same next Saturday versus West Brom.

Barkley was named in England final 23-man squad for Euro 2016.

Barkley sat out the England's dress rehearsal against Portugal on Thursday. The Three Lions have a loaded, with talent, midfield and he'll be facing an uphill battle for playing time at the Euro. The starlet finished his season with the Toffees with eight goals and eight assists appearing in every single Premier League match (36 starts) and a total of 12 goals and eight assists in 46 appearances across all competitions.

Barkley attempted four shots and generated an assist from three key passes during Saturday's 2-1 win over Bournemouth.

The 22-year-old was awarded an assist on Tom Cleverley's cleverly-taken strike, factoring into a goal for the first time since early February in league play. Despite his recent struggles, Barkley has still established career-highs in every major category this season, and he will look to close out the season strong, with Leicester next up on the schedule.

Barkley took one shot off target and three dribbles in Wednesday's 4-0 drubbing loss to Liverpool.

The Toffees are in the middle of a crisis and with a raid of injuries and a crucial FA Cup semifinal just a few days ahead they weren't any match in the derby whatsoever. With Ramiro Funes Mori sent off, Barkley had to be replaced early in a tactical change. He hasn't done much of late, though, to prove the early substitution wrong. The starlet hasn't scored or assisted in Premier League since Feb 3 and the Toffees has only scored once in their last five games.