Everton

The forward position has been a huge problem for Everton over the past few years, and no player can fill the gap and play his role.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin started the season as the first choice, but his injury issues raised his head again and had not competed in a single game since the end of January.

The 28-year-old has also recently moved away from Merseyside this summer, with Manchester United and Nottingham Forest preparing to snap up his signature.

Since then, Beto has filled in the past few weeks, scoring five goals in four games in a stage but failed to find the Nets in the last five outings of David Moyes.

This form could allow managers to explore the market to land new amulets, one of which is related to the act of launching the move to Bramley-Moore Marina Stadium.

Everton

According to TBR, Everton aims to take action for Benfica striker Vangelis Pavlidis this summer, but has fierce competition in other aspects of England’s top flight.

Newcastle United, Forest, Fulham and West Ham United are also interested in taking action for the 26-year-old this summer, no surprise, so given his status in Portugal.

The Greek International registered 24 goals and nine assists in 46 matches in all matches, including seven in the Champions League.

The report notes that LIGA Portuguese clothing does not want to part ways with their star men, but could lose him if either side triggers his £80m release clause.

While Toffees payment will be astronomy’s expense, he will offer the last third of the goal, which is their own version of the player he will land in the Premier League.

Why Pavlidis will become Moyes’ own Isak in Everton

Newcastle striker Alexander Isak surpassed everyone’s imagination in the Premier League, launching Hipies to new heights during his time at Tyneside.

Over the past three seasons, the Swedes have scored 59 goals in 102 matches with Eddie Howe, thus ties to the likes of Arsenal and Merseyside rival Liverpool.

But any deal by the 25-year-old will put any interested party back about £150 million, underscoring his impression since moving to St James’ Park in the summer of 2022.

Toffees can land his Swedish version this summer in the form of Benfica Ace Pavlidis, and he was posted by FBREF as a player similar to Isak.

When exploring their respective statistics from the ongoing campaign, the Greeks managed to match or outperform the amulets of the hi-pies in many key areas – stressing that he would be an impressive addition to him.

Pavlidis was labeled “wonderful” by former football player Jay Botroyd, who had fewer total goals and assists but had a higher accuracy rate in attacking targets – showing his clinical nature in the last third.

He also won more air in every 90 games, while also winning more air battles he competes in, potentially offering Moyes the all-round bride he lacks at Goodison.

While £80 million seems like a considerable sum for an unproven Premier League player, the 26-year-old has shown his own qualities, which will surely improve the club’s offensive division in the future.

With multiple aspects interested in his signature in the upcoming window, they won’t have to work tirelessly to complete the deal, but it would be worth it if he could copy his own form from recent seasons.