The striker accepts the expectations of being regular goalscorer for the Toffees.
He said, “For me it's a normal thing. It is normal for a striker. You always need to prove yourself, even if it is just for you. A striker needs to score goals, and I need to score goals.
“If I score, I'm a good player, if I don't score, maybe I'm not so good. It's the life of a striker.
“If a striker doesn't score goals, the fans, the gaffer, they need to demand this from a striker. That is at every club.
“For me, it's okay to get that pressure, because it makes me work even harder to try to score goals. I think that I need to prove to myself, not just for the staff or for the fans, but prove to myself that I'm the number nine, I'm here, I want to score, and I will score, and I will give the team confidence.
“Before, my problem was more the way I played. Now I'm more secure in that, I'm more confident in the way I play.
“It's just the goals. We played four games (in the Premier League), I have one goal, and I want to score more and I will do it.”