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Beto’s rise under Moyes drives Everton revival

Everton’s Beto has transformed under David Moyes, establishing himself as one of the Premier League’s most effective strikers, writes Dylan Johnson.

Beto arrived from Udinese in 2023 for €30 million, stepping into a chaotic Everton side battling poor form and off-field turmoil. Early on, he struggled to adapt and was mostly sidelined under Sean Dyche.

Writing for Soccermag, Johnson argues that the turning point came with the appointment of David Moyes in January 2025. Johnson writes that Moyes gave Beto “minutes and trust” — the spark that ignited his rise. Now, Beto is bullying Premier League defenses with his power, pace, and link-up play.

From being a fringe player to starring in Merseyside derbies, Beto’s evolution under Moyes marks a striking turnaround — one that could reshape Everton’s future.

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