Everton Dud who went to free now surpasses Calvert-Lewin & Beto

EvertonThe invincible string continues.

Saturday seemed to have requested another win, 2-0 at home Manchester UnitedThanks to the goals of concrete and Abdoulaye Doucouré Within the first 33 minutes in Goodison.

However, Man United scored twice in eight minutes toward the end to save the draw, although the drama is not there, with Ashley Young denied the penalty in the time of injury, after the intervention of the VAR that Alan Shearer was at a match of the day he believed that the wrong callhighlighting “two clear withdrawal on his shirt.”

Still, David Moyes‘Men are now undefeated in six Premier league matching, record that will put on the line Brentford on Wednesday.

Beto -s incredible recent form in Everton

By opening scoring over the weekend, concrea found a goal in Fourth consecutive Premier League match, first Everton player to achieve this From Richarlison in 2021.

Fair to say, this came out of blue, since Guinea-bissau had an international attacker scored only five goals Through its first 44 Toffes league trips, on the target just once before the season before this recent Spree.

Win 4-0 over Leicester City, the first game in this scoring, Beto started simply because Moyes had no other attacker at his disposal, considering that Dominic Calvert-LewinYoussef Chermiti and Armando brother They were all injured.

Alan Stubbs, who made 193 performances For blues through two spells, he believes conco really fought for confidenceBut now he looks “a different player”, adding “he really grabbed his goals”, making himself inaccessible.

Breaking the lines He notes that Beto ‘turned into a central’ player, adding that ‘at the height of becoming a talisman’ figure, while Everton is preparing to open his new stadium on Bramley-Moore Dock.

However, in the last few years, someone who did not enjoy it in the last few years.

Former Everton striker now surpasses conco and Dominic Calvert-Lewin

While, as he noted Matt Furniss from Optta -a analystBeto has become one of the most important “in the format of” the PREMIER League striker, a former Evertonian Front-Man, who is now 35, still hit goals on another continent.

Saluón Rondón’s 31 Everton-strokes did not really remember, since he scored only three goals, none of which arrived in the Premier League, with Sky Sports Pundit Andy Hinchcliffe describing him as a “reckless” following nasty accessories that he preferred to summarize his time in blue.

Speaking on the Guardian Football weekly, Jonathan Wilson Once infamously described by Rondón as the “Best Player in the World”, but in a specific role of action as a lone center forward 40 or 50 meters away from other teammates.

Despite their high praise, the Evertonians did not break the tear When Venecuelan with each other “He agreed to terminate his contract” in December 2022, six months before he needed to expire.

Still, now in the last stages of his career, Rondón is still going strong, currently from the League of MX Giants Pachuca, for which he has eight goals this season, including hat-trick against Necaxa in November, recently on Target at Cruz Azul earlier this month .

Tuzosi qualified for this summer in the FIFA Club World Cup, thanks to the victory of last year’s Concacaf Champions Cup, with Rondón Twice in the finals Victory over the Columbus crew, and they were drawn in Group H along with Real Madrid, RB Salzburg and Al-Hilal.

In the meantime, at international level, the veteran striker achieved Copa América three times last summer, as well as four times in the World Cup qualifiers, taking over it 45 goals for Venezuela, spread His record of all timeAs La Vinotinton tries to qualify for the World Cup for the first time.

So, let’s see how his statistics are compared to Beto and Calvert-Lewin.

Before Beto’s scoring in recent weeks, Rondón has surpassed both he and Calvert-Lewin since leaving Merseyside, Netting 26 club goals 2024. At a fairly high level; Global football ladder Believes that the MX league was 14. The strongest league in the world.

This does not mean that Everton was wrong to let the veteran, but it proves that you should never write off the player, regardless of age or obvious lack of form.