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Everton Eyes £31M Castro Transfer Amid Goal-Scoring Woes

11/23/2025

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Everton is reportedly considering a £31 million transfer for Santiago Castro (Bologna striker) to address their goal-scoring shortfall.
Beto has scored once this season, while Thierno Barry has yet to score since his £27 million transfer.
Santiago Castro's Bologna contract runs until 2028, and Inter Milan has shown interest in him.
Bologna plans to increase Castro's salary, putting pressure on Everton to act quickly to secure a deal.

History

Historical Context

Diego Maradona's record £6.9 million transfer to Napoli from Barcelona in 1984 marked a pivotal moment in football, elevating the club's status and performance. His arrival coincided with a growing trend of financial investment in football, as clubs sought star players to enhance competitiveness. This shift continues to influence modern transfer strategies, exemplified by Everton's recent pursuit of Santiago Castro.

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Story summary

Everton is reportedly considering a £31 million transfer for Santiago Castro (Bologna striker) to address their goal-scoring shortfall.
Beto has scored once this season, while Thierno Barry has yet to score since his £27 million transfer.
Santiago Castro's Bologna contract runs until 2028, and Inter Milan has shown interest in him.
Bologna plans to increase Castro's salary, putting pressure on Everton to act quickly to secure a deal.

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