It seems Everton have joined the chase for Samuel Lino, but getting Flamengo to consider selling him could be quite a challenge. The Brazilian side rejected a €25m (£20.9m) offer from AS Roma during the last transfer window. And with…

Everton have reportedly joined the race to sign Flamengo winger Samuel Lino, though completing a permanent transfer could require a fee exceeding €40m. The 26-year-old former Atletico Madrid player has enjoyed a standout year in Brazil under manager Leonardo Jardim, prompting serious interest from the Premier League side alongside other European clubs.
Flamengo previously rejected a €25m bid from AS Roma and are reluctant to part with Lino amid their league title pursuit. While Everton previously negotiated a €15m permanent deal with Flamengo for Charly Alcaraz, insider Paparazzo Rubro-Negro warns that opening talks for Lino will demand a considerably higher financial commitment.
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