Python property not working in match-case

I am trying to access Foo using Bar having a property.

class Foo:
    ONE = "one"
    TWO = "two"
    THREE = "three"

class Bar:

    @property
    def foo(self):
        return Foo



word = "one"

match word:
    case Foo.ONE:         # This is working
        print("GOOD")     

    case Bar().foo.ONE:   # This is not working
        print("BEST")

What I am missing?

>Solution :

You cannot use evaluations at this place. But you can do what you want with guards:

word = "one"

match word:
    
    case str(value) if value == Bar().foo.ONE:   
        print("BEST")
        
    case str(value) if value == Foo.ONE:         
        print("GOOD")     

The str() is not mandatory, it adds some checking on the type of word.