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Everton are considering a £42 million January move for Vitor Roque, who is also attracting interest from Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester United.

Everton are considering a move for Palmeiras forward Vitor Roque in January 2027. According to Spanish media, David Moyes' side could offer around £42 million for the 21-year-old Brazilian, but Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester United are also interested.

Everton want to strengthen their attack after a disappointing end to the summer transfer window. On deadline day, they failed to agree a deal for Monaco's Folarin Balogun, while Beto and Iliman Ndiaye left the club.

Moyes also opted against signing free agents. Mauro Icardi and former Everton forward Richarlison were among the options considered.

That left Thierno Barry as the team's only experienced centre-forward. He has scored ten goals in all competitions since the start of the season.

Everton consider Vitor Roque offer

According to Spanish media reports, Moyes is interested in signing Roque, who has performed well in Brazil since returning from Europe.

The forward joined Barcelona in January 2024 but failed to establish himself at the Catalan club. He was later sent on loan to Real Betis before returning to Brazil in 2025 to sign for Palmeiras.

His performances have now attracted interest from English clubs again.

Everton are considering an offer of £42 million, although no formal transfer talks have been confirmed.

Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester United also interested

There could be serious competition for Roque. According to reports, representatives of Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester United have already contacted the Brazilian's representatives.

Sporting prospects could play an important role in his choice of next club, with the opportunity to compete for European qualification potentially influencing the forward's decision.

Palmeiras, meanwhile, are preparing for offers in the January transfer window.

Signing another forward remains a priority for Everton, with Barry currently having to lead the line almost on his own.