Forest are sniffing around everything, they belong in a dog park
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JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
Start a Che Adams thread pleassssseeee….absolute proof yesterday. A Jack Harrison thread was opened but closed once Villa hijacked the deal. As soon as the thread was closed, the transfer was back on again.
it’s not coincidence, its the dark world at play
Betoff
I beto we don't see him in an Everton jersey, seems a too sensible signing.
**heads to dictionary corner**
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
For anything north of 10m this is not sensible
Blue peter
Player Valuation: £35m
You’re not getting a 1 in 3 striker from Serie A for £10m or less
How good is Beto?
Standing at 6 foot 4, Beto is a taller figure and has averaged 1.8 shots and 2.2 aerial wins across the duration of his career, as per WhoScored, but has hit double-digits across all four league campaigns of his career, including 22 goals across his two years in Serie A.
The 25-year-old also ranks among the top 20% of forwards across Europe's top five leagues over the past year for successful take-ons, the top 10% for clearances and the top 25% for interceptions per 90, as per FBref, illustrating his Richarlison-like tenacity and relentlessness that could slot into Everton's system seamlessly.
He has been lauded for his "quality" and intelligence by journalist Josh Bunting, and his ten league goals and 1.8 shots per match last term, as per Sofascore, were not bettered by Everton forwards Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Neal Maupay and Demarai Gray.
With journalist Sam Tighe also waxing lyrical over the ace's ability to "spook defenders", claiming that makes the opposition panic with his brutish presence and physicality, he could emulate Richarlison in his imperious former role at Goodison Park, and could perhaps finally restore some offensive verve to the Toffees' frontline.
Standing at 6 foot 4, Beto is a taller figure and has averaged 1.8 shots and 2.2 aerial wins across the duration of his career, as per WhoScored, but has hit double-digits across all four league campaigns of his career, including 22 goals across his two years in Serie A.
The 25-year-old also ranks among the top 20% of forwards across Europe's top five leagues over the past year for successful take-ons, the top 10% for clearances and the top 25% for interceptions per 90, as per FBref, illustrating his Richarlison-like tenacity and relentlessness that could slot into Everton's system seamlessly.
He has been lauded for his "quality" and intelligence by journalist Josh Bunting, and his ten league goals and 1.8 shots per match last term, as per Sofascore, were not bettered by Everton forwards Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Neal Maupay and Demarai Gray.
With journalist Sam Tighe also waxing lyrical over the ace's ability to "spook defenders", claiming that makes the opposition panic with his brutish presence and physicality, he could emulate Richarlison in his imperious former role at Goodison Park, and could perhaps finally restore some offensive verve to the Toffees' frontline.
Yeah. We're buying Beto not shopping at Netto.
10 million doesn't even buy you a Neil Maupay.
Made me laugh that they wrote about his “quality”, I’m sure we’ve got a few players I’d describe that way
But yeah he’s boss and we should sign him asap
Curtis
Player Valuation: £35m
So what football journalist Josh bunting rates him? The question is does the online stat aficionado big iguana perceive him as a talent? Is he truly worthy of playing with a once in a generation superstar like iwobi?
He said he would pay 10m for him, so I suspect he rates him very highly.
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