Everton forward Beto is set to join Fiorentina on a permanent transfer for €17m, according to transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano.
Romano reported that the 28-year-old will travel to Florence on Monday morning local time to complete his medical examination before signing his contract with the Serie A club.
Everton have approved the move, bringing Beto’s time at the club to an end and clearing the way for his transfer to Fiorentina. The deal is understood to be worth €17m, with the Portugal forward joining the Italian side on a permanent basis rather than on loan.
Beto’s departure also leaves Everton with a vacancy in their forward line. The club plan to sign a new striker before the transfer deadline, following confirmation that the 28-year-old is moving to Fiorentina.
The striker’s contract at Everton had originally been due to run until the summer of 2027. His current market value is listed at €18m by Transfermarkt, meaning the reported transfer fee is €1m below that valuation.
The move remains subject to Beto completing his medical and signing the contract in Florence. Once those steps are completed, Fiorentina will secure the forward as a permanent addition to their squad.
Beto has been the subject of continued transfer interest, but Everton have now given approval for him to leave. His planned move means the Premier League club must act before the deadline if they are to bring in a replacement striker.
For Fiorentina, the transfer represents an opportunity to add a 28-year-old forward to their attacking options. For Everton, it marks a change in their plans for the position, with the club expected to focus on recruiting a new striker before the window closes.
Romano’s report stated: “Here we go!” indicating that the transfer is at an advanced stage, with the medical examination and contract signing the remaining formal steps identified in the report.
Beto’s contract was initially scheduled to expire in 2027, but Everton have agreed to sanction his permanent departure for €17m. Fiorentina will therefore be his next club once the medical and paperwork have been completed.
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