splashed out £25.8 million to bring to Merseyside from Udinese last summer, but he has since failed to make an impact.
The striker netted five goals in all competitions, while he managed only nine starts in the retained his regular spot in the starting line-up when fit and is likely to do the same next season too, leaving Beto’s future in doubt.
The 26-year-old has now attracted interest from Atalanta, with reporting that they are readying a £17m bid to bring him back to Serie
While it is significantly less than what the Toffees paid, Atalanta’s bid could spark movement and could leave Everton with a gap in their squad.
has already brought in Iliman Ndiaye, though he isn’t an out-and-out striker and has only made one appearance in the Premier League.
Youssef Chermiti also remains on the books but definitely isn’t ready for top flight football yet, starting only once last seasonWith Calvert-Lewin’s injury problems still a concern, Everton would surely have to bring in a capable replacement if Beto is to return to Italy.
The Toffees have been linked with a move for the striker since last summer, but he is yet to leave Salernitana.
Dia claimed 22 goal contributions in 33 games during the 2022-23 season, but managed only 12 starts the following campaign due to injury.
The 27-year-old could be a suitable replacement for Beto, but it is unclear how much he would set them back.
If they are to cut their losses with the Portuguese forward then they may not want to spend eight figures on another Serie A striker.
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