Even in the challenge with City, the center forward remained on the bench. Roma and Torino are considering him.

Even yesterday, in the drawn game at Everton in Manchester (1-1) against Guardiola’s struggling City, Beto remained on the bench for the entire match, as reported by Tuttosport. The last time he stood as the key player dates back to the match on December 1st against Manchester United – an experience that has become thoroughly unsatisfactory for the Portuguese footballer of Guinea-bissau descent. The English don’t want to take risks and insist on reaching – if not to the sale, considered impossible at this time if not at prices incomparable to the costs incurred – at least to the obligation to redeem at about 20 million. A figure that for Torino is too high, even if the future scenarios of the company are all to be deciphered. Roma is also considering him. And since the Friedkins are the new owners of Everton, it would be a family matter. But there’s also a significant little factor in Toro’s favor here. Beto would arrive at Roma as Dovbyk’s backup and would not therefore find the continuity of use that he had hoped for to relaunch himself. They are truly eager to sit on the bench.