Everton transfer latest as talks underway with Udinese to strike deal for forward Beto Betuncal
Strengthening Sean Dyche’s attacking options was Everton’s priority heading into this summer's transfer window, and the club have already recruited Youssef Chermiti, Jack Harrison and Arnaut Danjuma in a bid to help solve their struggles in front of goal.
The Blues failed in a bid to land the 25-year-old during the January transfer window after majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri told supporters that his club would secure a much-needed striker midway through the window.READ MORE: Sean Dyche delivers Youssef Chermiti update and blunt response to Everton selection question
"But I just had to focus on football because Udinese weren't doing well during that period either, so it was better not to think too much about the transfer market.
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