How Beto exit can now accelerate after transfer agreement away from Everton

Beto faces an uncertain future at Everton ahead of transfer deadline day.

Every window, the striker is linked with a move away from the Toffees, and it's the same this time around.

Either the centre-forward's entourage or the Blues must surely be making moves behind the scenes for speculation to continue.

Fiorentina have been linked with a move for Beto, and his situation at Hill Dickinson Stadium will be one to keep an eye on.

David Moyes seems to have faith in Thierno Barry to be his number one for the 2026-27 campaign, leaving the Guinea-Bissau attacker as the backup option.

The 28-year-old Udinese ace may not be happy playing second fiddle to the young Frenchman and could potentially be on his way out soon.

Why Everton approach for Beto transfer looks imminent

Fiorentina want Beto as Moise Kean's replacement, with Como expressing interest in the Italy international.

The 26-year-old striker, who used to play for the Toffees, could move to the Champions League club in the final days of the window.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio on 24 August, Cesc Fabregas' team are set to close a deal for Kean.

Fiorentina are expected to reach a suitable agreement for the Italian forward's exit.

La Viola want to sign a striker before giving the green light to Como and have identified Beto as an option.

It wouldn't be surprising to see talks between the Italian club and the Merseyside outfit accelerate over the centre-forward in the coming hours.

Can David Moyes afford Beto exit at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Beto is one of the only two natural strikers at Moyes' disposal at Everton.

The Toffees would themselves need to sign a striker before thinking about agreeing any deal for the Guinea-Bissau ace.

Liam Delap is someone Moyes would like at Hill Dickinson Stadium, but Nottingham Forest are currently leading the race to sign him.

It looks like one of the leading options who could have bolstered the Merseyside outfit's attack could be going elsewhere.

The Blues can't even consider any Fiorentina bid for Beto unless a quality striker walks through the door in L3.