Bournemouth are also keen on Ferguson and would likely make a move should Brighton green light an exit for him this month. Sources say that Ferguson would be open to joining the Cherries as it’d give him the chance to play under Andoni Iraola, who is regarded as one of Europe’s top coaches.

Team Talk has reported that Bournemouth is interested in signing Ferguson from Brighton. According to the report, Bournemouth has submitted a formal enquiry to Brighton regarding Ferguson's availability and has been in contact with the player's representatives. It is said that Ferguson is open to a new challenge, as he currently finds himself behind Danny Welbeck in Brighton's pecking order. Brighton has not set a specific price tag, but it has been indicated that it will take a minimum of £40 million to sign him this month. Bournemouth might attempt to sign him either permanently or on loan with an obligation to buy.

The Guardian has reported that Evan Ferguson is being considered by AFC Bournemouth's management. The Seagulls, Brighton & Hove Albion, are reportedly open to the idea of a loan, as mentioned by the English newspaper. Once valued at approximately 100 million euros, Ferguson's market value has decreased, making him an appealing option for several clubs. In addition to Bournemouth, clubs such as VfB Stuttgart and West Ham United have shown interest in the 20-year-old Irish player. Despite his recent struggles with form, having scored only one goal in twelve league matches this season, AFC Bournemouth remains keen on the possibility of securing a loan deal.