Carlos Alcaraz reacts to his new song that Everton fans were singing against Crystal Palace

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Everton fans have found a gem in Carlos Alcaraz, as the Argentine has serious potential with the Toffees.

Everton signing only one player this January is proving to be a blessing in disguise, as Alcaraz is, well, a blessing to say the least.

The 22-year-old has hit the ground running in the Premier League with a goal and an assist on his first start for Everton in their 2-1 win over Crystal Palace.

He already looks at home, as Alcaraz pounded the Everton badge in honour after his winning goal on Saturday night.

What made the Argentine’s night even better though, was his new song from the Evertonians.

Carlos Alcaraz reacts to his new song at Everton after Crystal Palace win

Alcaraz wasn’t the only star of the show as James Tarkowski labelled Beto ‘outstanding’ in Everton’s win, as the striker continued his fine form.

The club looks like such an exciting place to be at the moment, which says a lot about Sean Dyche’s tenure which turned sour.

Luckily for Alcaraz, he avoided the toxic part, and instead, he’s landed at the club in a brilliant moment.

Everton fans were heard chanting Alcaraz’s name, singing ‘Na na na na na na, Charly Alcaraz!’ as the new Toffees star has now reacted.

Speaking to Everton’s club media, Alcaraz said: “I like my chant and I’m very happy – Up the Toffees”

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Alcaraz can become the next big thing at Everton

What Everton have really lacked over their dismal period in the Premier League is a proper star in their team.

Since the era of Ross Barkley and Romelu Lukaku, the Toffees have had trouble finding a player fans can look up to.

But now along comes this 22-year-old from Argentina, and after just one start with the club, Alcaraz is already a firm fan favourite.

Iliman Ndiaye is another in the same category as Alcaraz, but after Ndiaye’s unfortunate injury for Everton, the Toffees can now rely on Alcaraz, as the duo could be lethal together next season.