Barry is suspended for Monday's Premier League match against Queens Park Rangers after picking up his fifth yellow card of the season last Saturday against Manchester City.

Barry's offensive upside is quite limited, though he's somewhat valuable in leagues that reward defensive midfielders. He'll be eligible to return Dec. 20 at Southampton.

Barry (ankle) returned to the pitch against Tottenham on Sunday and played the full 90.

Barry suffered ligament damage in his leg earlier in November but made a surprising comeback Sunday. Regardless of initial reports that he'd potentially be out for another month, consider him healthy moving forward and deploy him in all formats.

Additional scans on Barry's injured ankle revealed no fractures, but he does have ligament damage that could keep him out for months, the club's official website reports.

Barry is still to undergo additional testing, with the club cautiously optimistic that he could return in weeks instead of months. Either way, he will not be playing for the Toffees in the short term, even with the international break to rest.

Everton manager Roberto Martinez tweeted that Barry did not suffer a broken leg as initially feared, but will have ankle damage assessed, reports Sky Sports.

Barry was stretchered off the field in the first half of their draw with Sunderland. Martinez expected the injury to be a broken tibia, however Barry's ankle appears to be the issue.

Barry suffered a gruesome leg injury during Sunday's match against Sunderland and he is having X-rays done at the hospital to help determine the severity of the injury.

While he isn't a huge fantasy contributor, Barry is vital to the Everton midfield and will be a big hole to fill for the Toffees.

Barry suffered a knock to his ankle during training Thursday and he will have a late fitness test ahead of Sunday's match at Sunderland.

Barry has been a very important player for Everton this season, but he plays a very defense role in the midfield, which hinders his fantasy production.

Barry signed a three-year contract with Everton on Tuesday, the club's official web site reports.

Barry spent last season on loan at Everton from ManchesterCity, but now has a permanent stay at Goodison Park after an excellent 2013-14 campaign. He's a rock in the heart of the Everton midfield, although he's a fairly limited fantasy producer.