No player personifies the improvement of the toffees like Beto, who continued his good way with another goal in Selhurst Park.
The first game of Guinea -bissau striker in southern London was his fourth goal in three league games, as many as he achieved in 42 games under Dyche.
The 27 -year -old joined Everton from Udinese in August 2023 for a rate, according to the reports, was worth up to £ 30 million, but only scored three goals in 30 appearances on the upper flight while fighting for adapting to life in England .
After opening his account for the 2024-25 campaign in a 1-1 draw with Fulham in October, Beto then was nine league games without a goal before obtaining a double at home to Leicester City earlier this month.
He sent Goodison Park Wild with a first game calmly in the Derby before opening the score on the palace with a similar compound finish.
With an injury to the hamstrings that discards Calvert-Lewin for the rest of the season, Beto could barely chosen a better time to hit a purple patch.
“What a week has been,” Beto said in an interview with Match of the Day. “I’m happy to write down, [as] Last season I was not so confident.
“Now I feel all my training, all my mental work and all the work I do with my teammates is paying off. I think I belong to the Premier League and I am a Player of the Premier League.”
His goals have delighted his manager, who believes that the striker is still “improving” as Everton goes up to the table.
“Your possibilities have received injuries [to other players]”Moyes said.” He probably saw the opportunity to play half a dozen games more or less.
“It depended on him to show if he was able. I am really happy with him.”
