Everton striker Beto is eager to prove himself in the Premier League, but he’s not taking all the credit for the team’s goalscoring revival. We’re taking a look at Beto’s growing confidence and Everton’s recent resurgence under manager David Moyes’ second spell at the club.
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00:00Everton striker Beto is determined to prove he can thrive in the Premier League, but he's
00:07adamant that he alone won't solve the club's ongoing goal-scoring issues.
00:12The 27-year-old forward scored twice in Everton's dominant 4-0 win over Leicester City, marking
00:18his first ever brace for the club since joining Firmu de Neyze in August 2023.
00:24Despite facing a mixed start to his Goodison Park career, Beto is now the club's only fully
00:28fit centre-forward, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Amando Brozier and Yusuf Chimiti all sidelined
00:34by injury.
00:36While his brace lifted Everton further from the relegation zone, Beto remains focused
00:41on a team effort.
00:43Under new boss David Moyes, Everton have scored eight goals in their last three matches and
00:48marked improvement from their struggles earlier in the season.
00:51Beto's growing confidence is a key to Everton's recent resurgence, but he knows the team must
00:56continue to improve collectively.