If there’s one thing Everton probably regret doing in the summer transfer window, it is letting Beto go. That’s not because the striker was prolific on Merseyside, or indeed particularly well loved, but because of the situation his departure left…

Sean Lunt of Sport Witness reports that striker Beto is enduring a difficult start at Fiorentina following his permanent €18m transfer from Everton in the summer. According to reports from Fiorentina Uno, the forward has become a primary concern in Florence after failing to score in nine appearances across 201 minutes for the Italian club.
The article notes that Everton may also rue the sale under manager David Moyes, having missed out on deadline-day target Folarin Balogun. With Beto having already represented both Everton and Fiorentina this season, FIFA regulations prevent him from playing for a third club until next season.
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