Everton struggle to score goals – this isn’t a new or profound statement. The Premier League’s second lowest scoring team last season, only ahead of rock-bottom Sheffield United, clearly need to find a way to find the back of the net a lot more often.
Evertonians have been yearning for more goals out of Calvert-Lewin and Beto as the two strikers scored just 10 league goals between them last campaign.
He’s quickly become a cult hero with Forest fans, having been hailed for his dramatic goal-line clearances and audacious efforts on goal from inside his own half. Now though, he’s admitted that whilst he doesn’t see himself staying in Nottingham long-term, he’s willing to get more minutes under his belt before making a switch to some of the major players in English football.
“I need regular game-time and really feel that with Forest I’m in the best place for my career,” he told “Staying here for another season will enable me to mature as a player and eventually become better prepared if the chance ever comes to play at another level one day.
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