Brazilian forward Rayan draws interest from Real Madrid, Liverpool and other European giants

Nineteen‑year‑old Brazilian striker Rayan, who plays for England's AFC Bournemouth, has attracted attention from several of Europe’s leading clubs. Reports say Real Madrid are evaluating a possible €70 million move, while Paris Saint‑Germain, Bayern Munich, Arsenal and Liverpool are also monitoring the forward. Liverpool, according to talkSPORT, could open negotiations with an offer near £80 million if their primary target, Bradley Barcola, does not materialise.

Rayan’s rise accelerated after he was called up to the Brazil national team for the World Cup, becoming the youngest Brazilian to feature in a tournament since Ronaldo in 1994. He earned a starting berth after an injury to Raphinha and kept his place until Brazil’s elimination by Norway in the round of 16. His World Cup performances have boosted his market value and made him a “dream target” for the interested clubs.