Beto

In this season's scout report on Beto, Everton's centre forward, his style of play reveals a fascinating mix of strengths and areas needing refinement. At 27, Beto exudes a potent goal threat, consistently positioning himself to exploit defensive lapses and convert chances with impressive efficiency. His ability to progress the ball upfield is commendable, often advancing play through dynamic carrying. However, his ball retention lets him down, frequently losing possession in critical phases, which could undermine his team's attacking momentum. While his chance creation remains on the quieter side, it's his knack for finding the back of the net that stands out. Beto's game could benefit from refining his passing in build-up play, allowing him to become a more rounded threat. Overall, his player stats suggest a forward who's a natural finisher but could elevate his game with improved link-up play.