Everton have become the main focus of the latest reports coming out of Brazil about Vitor Roque, with the Merseyside club looking at a potential move for the Palmeiras striker in 2027. Chelsea have previously explored a deal for the…

Everton are exploring a potential permanent move to sign Brazilian forward Vitor Roque from Palmeiras in 2027. Palmeiras are reportedly demanding at least €50m (£44m) for the 21-year-old striker, who previously had stints in Europe with Barcelona and Real Betis. Chelsea, Tottenham, and Manchester United are also reported to be keeping an eye on his situation.
Roque scored 20 goals in 2025 but experienced a more difficult 2026 campaign following left ankle ligament surgery. Sport Witness notes that while his defensive work rate and aggressive channel-running would suit David Moyes' Everton side, his reliance on peak physical fitness and inconsistent finishing remain potential concerns.
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