Everton still have a few players at the club who could leave before the deadline at the end of the month.
Kevin Thelwell has made some positive moves with four new faces coming through the Goodison Park gates.
Sean Dyche will be delighted with his work at Everton so far and the results are already showing after strong starts from Jake O’Brien and Jesper Lindström.
But those signings didn’t come without the Toffees also having to offload a few players.
Ben Godfrey was one of the players to leave in June as Thelwell found themselves fighting the PSR deadline.
And, of course, Amadou Onana has now been sold to Aston Villa for £50m, but further exits are still being speculated.
But Alan Myers has suggested there could be one player – linked with an exit – who could revive this season on Merseyside.
Alan Myers believes Everton’s £26million man can shine this season
Last season was a complete forgettable one for Everton as points deductions saw them drop into the relegation zone.
A strong finish to the campaign will give fans some optimism for things this time around.
There were still some subpar performances from some players, which may have led to speculation about their future.
But Myers reminded the Blues to give some of those who arrived last season some time to settle into their new life on Merseyside.
Speaking on the View From The Bullens podcast, Myers suggested Beto could find himself at Goodison this season.
“Well, I think it’s interesting because everything I’ve seen from a guy I’ve liked, you know, except he hasn’t scored many goals, and you know, I could laugh and say, well, he’s a striker,” he says Myers.
“But what my time in football has taught me is that once people come to a club it is very difficult to settle.
“I’ve seen a lot of players that you’ve thought, ‘oh no, that’s not for us’. They come into life next season, you know. And they get into it, they settle in, their families get settled in there.”
Beto has been linked with a possible sale to Everton this summer
There is still much speculation surrounding the Toffees’ options this summer, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s future at Everton still uncertain.
And then there’s Beto, who endured his struggles last season after finding the net just five times for Everton as he was branded “the underdog”.
Beto, worth £26m, has been linked with a move away from Everton this summer, with Atalanta already showing interest.
However, Dyche decided to keep Beto at Everton in the hope that giving him a year to settle into life in a new country would benefit him.
The Portuguese striker recently scored twice in a behind-closed-doors friendly against Motherwell and Dyche’s confidence has surely made him the best in the world.