Beto’s celebration after scoring for Everton says everything you need to know about Leeds United links

Having seen his side go a goal behind, David Moyes must have been fearing another game without a victory.

However, Everton were able to turn things around and a stunning second half saw the Blues secure three points.

Moyes addressed frustrated Everton fans last week after they conceded their two-goal lead at home to Ipswich Town.

But the Toffees showed a lot more grit down at Craven Cottage to add to what has been an impressive record away from home under the 62-year-old.

Capping off the goal-scoring was Beto and he responded to the transfer speculation in the best way he knows how.

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How Beto celebrated Everton goal vs Fulham

Earlier this week, Everton striker Beto was linked with Leeds United as they prepare for their return to the Premier League.

After ending his barren run last weekend against Ipswich Town, Beto added another to his tally to get his form back up and running under Moyes.

And he certainly enjoyed the goal in front of the traveling Everton fans.

Having celebrated with the rest of his teammates, Beto turned around to the away end and slapped the club badge on his shirt and pointed at the fans.

With speculation surrounding his future, it felt like a strong statement from the 26-year-old striker.

Moyes has warned Leeds that Beto is an important player for Everton which did suggest the player was not for sale.

But it would seem the striker is keen to assert his spot as the starting striker ahead of the move to Bramley-Moore Dock this summer.

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Beto continues to revive his Everton form

Last weekend, Owen Hargreaves praised Beto after he scored a stunning header in the first half of the game at Goodison Park.

Having missed a couple of opportunities, Beto was able to send the away end into raptures with his well-taken strike from the edge of the box.

• 90 minutes played
• 1 goal
• 2 shots on target
• 1 big chance missed
• 8/11 aerial duels won
• 53% pass accuracy

Beto praised Carlos Alcaraz earlier in the week and the Argentine provided him the assist once again for his goal.

The pair have sparked a solid partnership despite neither of their futures being certain ahead of the summer window opening.