 He finished his career on a high after signing for Everton in June 1986 for a fee of £65,000.He played in a total of 52 games in the 1986-87 season, providing valuable experience for a Toffees side who were without key players including Peter Reid and Paul Bracewell for long periods due to injury, but still managed to win the league title, and give Power a major trophy at long last in his 34th year.His first team chances were more limited in the 1987-88 season, when Everton finished fourth under new manager Colin Harvey after the departure of Howard Kendall to Atletico Bilbao, and at the end of the season he retired to join the club's coaching staff.