Everton are near signing Watford's Brazilian ahead Richarlison in a deal that might eventually be worthy £50m.
He signed a five-year treat the Hornets in August 2017, arriving from Fluminense for £11.5m after starring within the Under-20 World Cup.
Everton boss Marco Silva was edge of the management workforce that introduced Richarlison to Vicarage Road.
The 21-year-old scored five aims in his first 12 Premier League video games earlier than his type faded.
Everton's latest list signing is Gylfi Sigurdsson, who joined from Swansea in August 2017 for £45m.
Richarlison has no longer scored on the grounds that November, but Silva has been eager to convey him to Goodison Park on the grounds that he succeeded the sacked Sam Allardyce on 31 May.
Talks over the move have continued even although Everton have had a strained courting with Watford on the grounds that making an attempt unsuccessfully to convey Silva - then in cost at Vicarage Road - to Goodison Park following the dismissal of Ronald Koeman in October 2017.
Allardyce ended up replacing Koeman in overdue November, with Silva sacked via Watford in January.
The cost for Richarlison represents a essential gamble via Everton and a vast return on their investment for the Hornets.
Everton had been believed to be keen to pay about £35m but there are probably to be clauses which will take the deal nearer to Watford's asking rate of £50m.
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