Arsenal and Manchester United are interested in Bournemouth forward Evanilson, with both Premier League clubs considering the Brazil international as they look to strengthen their attacks during the winter transfer window.
The reported interest was revealed by transfer insider Ekrem Konur, who says Evanilson is among the forwards being assessed by the two clubs. Arsenal and Manchester United are understood to be examining attacking options, and the Bournemouth striker has emerged as one of the names under consideration.
There has been no indication that either club has concluded a deal for the 26-year-old, but Evanilson’s form and contractual position make him a notable target in the transfer market. His current agreement with Bournemouth runs until the middle of 2029, giving the club a lengthy commitment to the player.
Evanilson has scored 18 goals and provided 11 assists in 75 appearances for Bournemouth. Those figures include his overall contribution across his time with the club and underline the attacking output that has attracted attention from two of the Premier League’s biggest sides.
The forward’s market value is estimated at 35m euros by experts at Transfermarkt. Any potential move would therefore involve a significant fee, particularly given that Bournemouth are not under immediate pressure to sell a player whose contract has more than two years remaining.
Arsenal and Manchester United are both reported to be seeking greater strength in attack during the winter window. Evanilson’s name is now included among the candidates being considered, although the report does not state that either club has made a formal offer.
For Bournemouth, the reported interest places the spotlight on a player who remains tied to the club until 2029. His return of 18 goals and 11 assists from 75 matches has made him a key attacking figure, while his age and valuation could make him an attractive option for clubs looking to invest in a forward capable of contributing both goals and assists.
The developments remain at the stage of reported interest, with Arsenal and Manchester United yet to be confirmed as having agreed terms with Bournemouth or with Evanilson.