Leeds United have completed a major coup with the signing of Everton striker Beto, who has officially agreed to join the club ahead of the 2025/26 season. The 26-year-old Portuguese forward moves to Elland Road after a challenging spell at Goodison Park, where he struggled for consistent form but showed flashes of his potential.
Beto, known for his physical presence, aerial strength, and work rate, is expected to play a key role in Leeds’ attacking plans. The transfer, reportedly a permanent deal, comes as part of Leeds’ ongoing efforts to bolster their squad with proven talent as they push for promotion or aim to consolidate their place in the Premier League.
Speaking after agreeing to terms, Beto said: “Leeds is a big club with great ambition and passionate fans. I’m ready for this new chapter and excited to give everything for the badge.”
Leeds manager Daniel Farke welcomed the move, praising Beto’s ability to lead the line and bring a different dimension to the team’s forward play. The striker will undergo a medical shortly before being officially unveiled.
Leeds fans have responded positively to the news, hopeful that Beto can rediscover his best form and make a strong impact at Elland Road.
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