SHOCKING! Moyes DUMPS Beto & Barry FOREVER by UNLEASHING Everton’s INSANE 19-YO SCORING MACHINE – 50+ GOALS INCOMING?!
Everton’s 2025/26 Premier League campaign has been a refreshing turnaround from last season’s struggles, with David Moyes’ influence clearly visible.
The Toffees currently sit eighth with 11 points from their opening fixtures, including strong wins over Wolves and Brighton, and a thrilling 3–2 triumph against Crystal Palace, courtesy of Jack Grealish’s stoppage-time strike.
Moyes has reintroduced the hallmarks of his previous Everton sides — organisation, discipline, and defensive solidity.
James Tarkowski has been central to their resilience at the back, while a midfield led by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Grealish has balanced industry with creativity.
However, the search for a consistent goalscorer continues to be an unresolved issue.
The manager has rotated between Thierno Barry and Beto in the striker role, but neither has yet nailed down the position.
Barry, a £27.6m summer signing from Villarreal, boasts impressive underlying stats — ranking high for aerial duels, progressive carries, and take-ons — showing he is more than a traditional target man.
Yet, adapting to the Premier League’s intensity has proven challenging, as reflected in his half-time substitution during the Palace clash. Moyes has urged patience, believing the 21-year-old will improve with time.
Beto, meanwhile, offers physicality and pressing ability but lacks the subtle movement required in Moyes’ structured system.
As a result, he remains more of an impact substitute than a long-term solution.
In contrast, 19-year-old Omari Benjamin could offer a glimpse of Everton’s future. The Welsh forward, recruited from Arsenal’s academy, has excelled for the U21s, leading their scoring charts last season and continuing his strong form this term.
His pace, composure, and spatial awareness suit Moyes’ tactical style, and his performances — including a brace in a youth derby win over Liverpool — have marked him out as one to watch.
With both senior strikers yet to find form, Benjamin may soon be promoted to the first team, offering a homegrown option who embodies Everton’s renewed focus on youth and long-term development.
