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Everton striker Beto has been linked with a move away from the Merseyside club, with reports suggesting Italian giants Juventus are interested in acquiring his services. According to Football Insider, the 26-year-old is keen to leave Everton, and the Toffees would be willing to sanction his departure for a fee of around £26 million – roughly the same amount they paid to sign him.
Beto has performed reasonably well for Everton, but he has struggled to cement a regular starting spot, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin often preferred in the center-forward role. The Guinea-Bissau international is keen to play more regularly, and a move away from Goodison Park could provide him with the opportunity to revive his career.
While Everton are lacking depth in their attacking unit, the report suggests the club would be open to letting Beto go, provided they can recoup a significant portion of the transfer fee they paid to sign him. The striker recently scored a crucial late goal against Fulham to earn his side a valuable point, demonstrating his quality and potential.
However, Everton’s reported £26 million valuation may prove to be a stumbling block for potential suitors, as Beto has not been a regular starter for the club. Interested parties, such as Juventus, will likely look to take advantage of Everton’s desperation to sell and negotiate a lower price for the striker.
Nonetheless, a fresh start could be exactly what Beto needs to rediscover his best form. The 26-year-old has proven his ability during his time in Italy with Udinese, and a return to Serie A could be an attractive proposition as he seeks to reignite his career.
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