Everton’s potential departures this summer are likely to feature several key players, including Jarrad Branthwaite, Amadou Onana, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin. These three are crucial to Sean Dyche’s team, and losing any of them would be significant.
There is a growing understanding that for Everton to continue investing in their squad, some players might need to be sold. Fortunately, a Turkish club may provide some financial relief by targeting one of Everton’s less vital assets for a considerable fee.
Beto, who joined Everton just a year ago, could be leaving soon. According to Turkish outlet Fotomac, Fenerbahçe is interested in acquiring him as part of their summer transfer plans. With Jose Mourinho taking over as manager, a team overhaul is anticipated, and Beto is seen as a key player in this transformation.
Fotomac reports: “According to Takvim, Fenerbahçe is working hard to sign Beto, who plays for Everton in England. Fenerbahçe Sports Director Mario Branco has been in negotiations with Everton for some time. Manager Jose Mourinho has also approved the 26-year-old Portuguese attacker, and Everton is expected to demand over 20 million Euros (£17m) for him.”
Although it might seem logical to sell Beto after just one year, especially given his underwhelming performance, it’s important to consider his potential. Beto possesses the attributes needed to succeed at Everton. He is a tall, fast, physical striker who shows dedication and passion for the club.
While he struggled to score last season, netting only five goals in 37 appearances across all competitions, those goals demonstrated his finishing ability. Beto can hold off defenders and make runs behind them, and at 26, he still has time to adapt to the Premier League.
