A journalist claims Everton has already offered £6.9 million for the …

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Everton has made contact with Corinthians about acquiring Wesley.As to Alexandre Praetzel of Diario de Torcedor, the Toffees have made an offer of €8 million (£6.9 million) for the 18-year-old.A week before making his senior debut in April 2022, Wesley signed his first professional deal after enrolling in Corinthians’ academy in 2016.

Miguel Schincariol took the picture/Getty ImagesDespite just turning 18 in March, the attacker has already established himself as a mainstay for the Brazilian team, appearing in 16 games with six starts, scoring once, and dishing out assists in the Brasileiro Serie A.The journalist posted on Twitter, saying: Englishman Everton offered businessman Giuliano Bertolucci striker Wesley from Corinthians. A €8 million (about R$43 million) proposal was made.

Although Wesley is predominantly a left winger, it is believed that he can play anywhere in the front three.

It is evident that the Toffees are eager to invest in their youngsters after the summer acquisition of Youssef Chermiti, and Wesley might be a potential addition if they can buy him for a modest price.

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The teenager’s contract doesn’t expire until 2027, so if he lives up to expectations, Corinthians would be surprised to let him leave for just £6.9 million.

Brazil is renowned for turning forth talented, imaginative athletes, and Corinthians is one team that has a history of producing some of the best players in the world. Players like Carlos Tevez, Paulinho, Willian, and Socrates have all played significant portions of their careers for the team.

If Everton shows any interest in Wesley, it will be intriguing to watch, and they will want to finalize any agreement as soon as possible to avoid any attention from other teams.

 

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