TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
Sign someone else thenYou’re not getting a 1 in 3 striker from Serie A for £10m or less
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Sign someone else thenYou’re not getting a 1 in 3 striker from Serie A for £10m or less
Think that’s the point. Aim for someone with upside. Beto has none.10 million doesn't even buy you a Neil Maupay.
Think that’s the point. Aim for someone with upside. Beto has none.
He doesnt care, hes 26, thus he doesnt deem him worthy.Have you watched him a lot then lad ?
We were one goal away from being relegated last season. I agree that there should be mid to long term investment which is what Chermiti represents, so our next signing should be for a striker who can see us safely through this season and next. Therefore what signing would you see as being the signing we can make that does that, but also has the upside you are referring to? i suspect your upside would take a few years to mature but contributes very little to the current season - we do not have that luxury.Think that’s the point. Aim for someone with upside. Beto has none.
Aaaaaaand……., he’s offFor anything north of 10m this is not sensible
He's 6 foot 4 inches, how much of an up do we need?Think that’s the point. Aim for someone with upside. Beto has none.
Nah,Che Everton Adams on deadline day at 22:00 hrs. If Kenwright can sort out the fax machine.I think from everyone we've been linked with, Beto is the most likely.
Sounds not a bit like Richarlison whose brutish falling over meant he was half a season on his ass.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.
10 million doesn't even buy you a Neil Maupay.