Liverpool are monitoring Bournemouth forward Rayan ahead of the 2027 summer transfer window, with a potential £130 million deal being considered for the highly rated Brazilian.
The 20-year-old’s release clause is due to become active next summer. Should Liverpool trigger it, the move could establish a new transfer record for the club.
Liverpool tracking Bournemouth forward Rayan
Rayan has made a strong impression since joining Bournemouth from Vasco da Gama, quickly emerging as one of the Premier League’s most promising young attackers.
He scored five goals and provided two assists in 15 league appearances during his first campaign in England, helping Bournemouth secure European qualification. His performances have also led to involvement with the Brazil senior set-up.
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola is understood to be a strong admirer of the forward, having previously worked with him at Bournemouth. That existing relationship could be an important factor if Liverpool decide to pursue the transfer.
Rayan’s ability to operate on the right wing or through the middle is likely to appeal to a Liverpool side continuing to reshape its attack. His pace and physical strength add to a profile that has attracted close attention from the club.
However, a £130 million outlay on a player who will be 21 next summer would represent a significant commitment, even for Liverpool. The club is not expected to rush into activating the clause solely because it is available.
Another impressive season could nevertheless strengthen the case for such a fee, particularly in an increasingly expensive transfer market. For now, Liverpool’s interest remains at the monitoring stage, with Rayan’s progress set to be followed closely over the coming months.
