Atalanta eye move for Everton striker Beto
The Champions of the Europa League of 2023/24 are on the market for an attacker after losing Mateo retagled alongside the Saudi Pro League al-Qadsiah.
Ademola Lookman could also leave this summer for Atletico Madrid or Inter Milan.
Atalanta turned to the Everton Center-Forward, who experienced a well of his time with Udinese, where he marked 22 times in 65 appearances.
The Toffees picked up the damage on the Italian side.
Everton has already spent 27 million pounds sterling to sign Thierno Barry de Villarreal and could consider let Beto go.
The manager might not welcome the idea after seeing Armando Broja and Dominic Calvert-Lewin leave.
The tuffes are light at the front, and sanction the exit of Beto might not be wise.
Beto won eight goals and two assists in 30 first league games.
Everton should keep Beto unless Atalanta can spit serious money (view).
He is far from the most prolific attacker. However, there remains a wise team option, especially under David Moyes.
His size, his work rate and his desire to press make him an ideal backup to Barry, who will need time to adapt to the Premier League.
With Calvert-Lewin and Broja Gone, Everton cannot afford to further weaken their first line. Beto knows its role and corresponds to the physical and direct system of Moyes.
Its maintenance game, its air capacity and its liaison forces remain underestimated.
Atalanta could be tempted by his experience as a series A, but unless they offer enough to finance a clear upgrade, Everton should resist.
Moyes needs depth and reliability, not another hole to patcher. Beto, who earns £ 50,000 per week, is the right man to keep, unless money is too good to refuse.
