Friedkin Group approve Everton player’s loan exit, top suitors revealed – report
The Friedkin Group approve Beto's loan exit from Everton, with Torino leading the race, reports Calcio Mercato.
Italian reports from 16 November suggest that Everton’s prospective owners are keen to retain assets but are open to letting 26-year-old striker Beto leave on a six-month loan.
This move would allow the Guinea-Bissau international to regain value after his market worth reportedly dropped to £16.7 million.
A return to Serie A with Torino appears likely, especially following Duván Zapata’s recent serious injury.
Beto has struggled to adapt to the Premier League since joining Everton from Udinese last year.
His limited impact has been partly due to a lack of consistent opportunities under manager Sean Dyche, who often favors Dominic Calvert-Lewin despite his inconsistent form and reluctance to sign a new contract with the club.
Even with Calvert-Lewin’s struggles, Beto has not been given a consistent run in the starting XI.
Nonetheless, he has shown glimpses of promise, scoring against Fulham and having a goal disallowed against Southampton.
These moments highlight his potential to make an impact.
Despite these flashes of quality, it seems both Dyche and owner Dan Friedkin have decided on Beto’s future.
A January loan move to Italy now looks imminent, giving the striker a chance to revive his career in familiar surroundings.
