Everton Fans Would be UNHAPPY to Know that Star Player is Already TIRED of the Club and wants a January EXIT

Everton Striker Beto Eyes January Exit as Serie A Clubs Circle

As the January transfer window draws near, Everton striker Beto has made it clear that he wants to leave the club. The Portuguese forward has struggled to make an impact at Goodison Park since his arrival last summer, and it appears that he has had enough.

According to reports emerging from Italy, Beto has received interest from several Serie A clubs, including Torino and Juventus. The striker is keen to return to Italy, where he previously played for Udinese, and it seems that he is willing to take a significant pay cut to make the move happen.

Torino are reportedly leading the chase for Beto’s signature, with the club preparing a lucrative loan offer that could be worth up to £3m for the remainder of the campaign. However, Everton are keen for the loan deal to include an obligation to buy the striker at the end of the season, which could complicate negotiations.

Beto’s desire to leave Everton comes as no surprise, given his limited playing time and lack of goals this season. The striker has managed just one goal in his last 10 appearances, and it is clear that he is not in Sean Dyche’s plans.

Despite his struggles, Beto has shown glimpses of his quality, particularly in his cameo appearance against Fulham earlier this season. His late equalizer in that game was hailed as “brilliant” by Theo Walcott, who praised the striker’s movement and finishing ability.

“He was putting himself in the right areas and causing Fulham’s backline a different problem,” Walcott said. “He picked up some good positions and there was some relief for him when he did get his goal. It was brilliant to see.”

However, despite this highlight, Beto’s overall record at Everton has been disappointing. The striker has scored just seven goals in his 49 appearances, and it is clear that he is not the answer to the club’s striking problems.

As the January transfer window approaches, it seems likely that Beto will be on his way out of Goodison Park. Whether he ends up at Torino, Juventus, or another Serie A club remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: the striker’s time at Everton is drawing to a close.

In the world of football, transfers can often be a complex and messy business. However, in the case of Beto and Everton, it seems that a parting of the ways is the best solution for all parties involved. As the striker seeks a fresh start in Italy, Everton can focus on finding a new striker who can provide the goals and consistency that they so desperately need.

The coming weeks will be crucial in determining the outcome of Beto’s transfer saga. With several clubs reportedly interested in his services, the striker will have to weigh up his options carefully and decide which move is best for his career. One thing is certain, however: Beto’s time at Everton is coming to an end, and a new chapter in his career is just around the corner.