The description of Evanilson as "a good baller" with "quite good technique" was the cherry on top for a player finally getting his due.

Writer Matt Stead argues that Bournemouth striker Evanilson has emerged as the stylistic successor to former Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino. Stead highlights the £40 million Brazilian forward's standout performance against Sunderland, where he created a goal, drew a red card against Kevin Danso, and scored with a no-look finish.
Bournemouth manager Marco Rose praised Evanilson's technical ability and work rate when pressing or dropping deep into midfield roles. The forward leads the squad with four Premier League assists this season and has scored in three consecutive matches.
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