Evanilson has officially left Porto. The transfer was confirmed by the Portuguese club, which also disclosed the financial details: a total deal worth 47 million euros, with 37 million as a fixed base and 10 million in bonuses. Porto also secured a clause for 10% of any future resale profit. The 24-year-old Brazilian international joined Porto from Fluminense in the summer of 2020 and made 154 appearances, scoring 60 goals and providing 21 assists. He won one league title, three Portuguese Cups, one Super Cup, and another League Cup with Porto.

Bournemouth acquires Evanilson for 47 million euros (37 million euros plus 10 million euros in variables according to the statement). The 24-year-old Brazilian striker leaves FC Porto to join the English club. This agreement also includes 10% to be paid to Dragoes on a potential future sale.

Bournemouth have reportedly agreed to a club record €47m deal to sign Brazilian striker Evanilson from Porto. The club will pay €37m upfront, with an additional €10m potentially due if certain performance-related clauses are met. Evanilson, who currently holds a market value of €35m, joined Porto in 2020 for €8m and netted 25 goals across all competitions last season. He has arrived in Bournemouth for his medical examination, and the transfer has been finalized.

Evanilson has been officially sold by FC Porto to Bournemouth.

Bournemouth is set to break their transfer record by signing Brazilian international Evanilson from Porto for 47 million euros.

Bournemouth will set their own transfer record by signing Brazilian international Evanilson from Porto for €47 million.

Andoni Iraola, the coach of Bournemouth, confirmed that Evanilson, the forward from FC Porto, has already undergone medical examinations, but his transfer to the Premier League club is not yet completed. Evanilson arrived last night and completed all the medical tests, but there is still paperwork to be done. The transfer is estimated to be 37 million euros plus 10 million euros in bonuses, with FC Porto retaining 10 percent of future profits.

English Premier League club Bournemouth has agreed to buy Brazilian international Evanilson for a record fee of 47 million euros. This will set a new transfer record for the club.

AFC Bournemouth has reportedly agreed with FC Porto on a transfer fee for their desired player, Evanilson. The fee is said to be 37 million euros, with an additional ten million euros possible based on performance. Evanilson would become Bournemouth's new record signing.

Evanilson is set to reinforce the Premier League team Bournemouth. The Brazilian forward is already in England to complete the move. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, he will undergo the usual medical examinations in the coming hours. Evanilson will leave FC Porto after four seasons and will generate 37 million euros for the club, plus 10 million euros in bonuses.

Bournemouth has agreed to buy Brazilian international and forward Evanilson from Porto for a fee of 47 million euros. Porto will also receive 10% from the next sale of the player. Evanilson scored 25 goals in 42 matches for Porto last season and debuted for the Brazilian national team this year. Evanilson started his career at Brazilian club Fluminense.

Bournemouth have reportedly agreed a club record €47m deal to sign Brazilian striker Evanilson from Porto. They will pay €37m with the potential for another €10m in add-ons, should certain clauses be met. Evanilson is set to fly in for his Bournemouth medical.

If the deal between FC Porto and Bournemouth reaches 47 million euros (37 million immediately and 10 million in objectives), Evanilson will represent the transfer with the highest added value in FC Porto's history, surpassing Otávio's previous record of 39.6 million euros achieved last year.

Bournemouth has reached an agreement with FC Porto for the signing of Evanilson. The Premier League club will pay €37 million plus €10 million in bonuses. FC Porto will also retain 10 percent of a future sale. The transfer was directly negotiated between the clubs without intermediaries. Evanilson will not travel to the Azores with FC Porto.

Bournemouth had a bid rejected for Porto's Evanilson. It's thought that the Brazilian youngster's deal contains a high release clause, which Bournemouth may yet be able to trigger after facilitating the sale of Solanke for a club-record fee.

AFC Bournemouth has identified Evanilson from FC Porto as the successor to striker Dominik Solanke, who has moved to Tottenham. The Portuguese club has reportedly rejected the initial offer from Bournemouth.

Bournemouth made an initial low offer for Evanilson but is willing to increase the bid. FC Porto demands at least €50 million for the player.

Bournemouth are interested in signing Porto star Evanilson but saw a bid rejected.

Bournemouth attempted to sign the Brazilian player, but without success.