Arsenal and Manchester City lead race to sign Evanilson
Arsenal and Manchester City are leading a potential race to sign Brazilian striker Evanilson from Bournemouth, according to a report citing Mark Bruce in The Daily Briefing. The report estimates that the club could demand around €60 million to let him go.
Arsenal and Manchester City are leading a potential race to sign Brazilian striker Evanilson from Bournemouth, according to a report citing Mark Bruce in The Daily Briefing. The estimates in the report suggest that the club could demand around €60 million to let him go.
Evanilson joined Bournemouth from Porto in 2024 and has become a prominent member of the team. The report said his tally stands at 12 goals and assists across all competitions, and that he is on course for his best season in front of goal; he scored 12 goals in his first season.
According to the report, Arsenal’s interest is linked to its need to strengthen its attacking options, while Manchester City are looking for an alternative to or competitor for Erling Haaland. The report noted that Evanilson’s experience in England and his style make him a suitable option for City, while also pointing to the club’s interest in Niccolò Tresoldi. The transfer fee and the interest attributed to the two clubs remain claims reported in the article, not an announced agreement.