‘Beto done at Everton’ as price tag set ahead of summer window
Beto could be set to depart Goodison in the summer as Everton set out their stall early.
The Toffees have had a positive upturn in form since David Moyes returned to the dugout earlier in the campaign.
There is no doubt that the Scot will have hopes of maintaining that positivity moving into what could prove to be a busy transfer window.
This could see outgoing deals play their part with Beto potentially set to make his way out of Merseyside once the summer gets underway.
Beto could be set to leave Everton (Credit: Imago)
Beto future uncertain as Everton price tag set
The 27-year-old had a sharp burst of form when the former West Ham head coach came in as he netted five goals in February alone.
As positive as that run was, the Guinea-Bissau international has failed to score a single goal since then in a disappointing run.
This has seen Moyes experiment with Armando Broja, who has returned early from an injury to take the place of the ex-Udinese man.
When the Albanian returns to Chelsea at the end of his loan, the need for a new forward option will be huge.
That could see the Toffees make a swoop to bring Richarlison back to L4 from Tottenham ahead of the Bramley-Moore Dock move.
Spurs see the Brazil international as maxed out in North London and as a result have set a price tag of £30million on the forward’s head [The Boy Hotspur, 1 April].
The Evertonians are said to have already held talks with the Lilywhites, which is likely to be bad news for Beto and his future in L4.
Richarlison
Richarlison could be set to leave Tottenham for Everton (Credit: Imago)
Richarlison could replace Beto at Everton
There aren’t many Everton fans who wouldn’t welcome Richarlison back to Merseyside with open arms after his previous spell.
The man signed from Watford just got what it meant to play for the Toffees and showed his desire to play every week in blue.
Stat Richarlison
Appearances 152
Goals 53
Richarlison Everton stats
It is fair to say that this sort of attitude has returned under Moyes, with the likes of Jarrad Brathwaite and James Tarkowski putting their bodies on the line.
If the Brazilian were to make a return to Goodison, it would certainly be interesting to see what would be done with Beto in the transfer market.
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