Everton enquire about Udinese striker Beto as Sean Dyche looks to add to his attacking options – but Italian club are demanding for buy-out clause of £30m to be paid
Everton inquire about Udinese striker Beto as Sean Dyche looks to expand his attacking options, but the Italian club demands a £30m buyout clause be paid
- Everton have inquired about the availability of Udinese striker Beto
- Udinese will only consider selling Beto if his £30m buyout clause is paid
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Everton have asked about Udinese striker Beto, but the Italians point to his £30m buyout clause.
Sean Dyche is eager to expand his attacking capabilities and has designated Portuguese striker Beto as his preferred option.
In total, Beto has played 65 matches for Udinese and scored 22 goals.
He was initially loaned to Udinese by Portimonense in 2021 before making the deal permanent.
Beto, 25, previously played for Uniao Tires and Olimpico Montijo.
Everton have inquired about Beto, but Udinese will only sell for his £30m buyout clause
Everton manager Sean Dyche is keen to bolster his team’s attacking capabilities
Everton failed to score in the first two Premier League games of the season.
Dyche’s side lost 1–0 at home to Fulham and were then beaten 4–0 against Aston Villa.
Striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has had a lot of bad luck with injuries, is again on the sidelines.
Calvert-Lewin is seeing a specialist after suffering a facial injury following a collision with Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin is seeing a specialist after suffering a facial injury against Aston Villa
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