Fulham could have the inside track to secure a sign of Palmeiras’ rising star, Vitor Reis, as the Brazilian club have their eye on a player that the English club possesses.
In October, Football Insider reported that Liverpool had joined the race to Reis, with a focus on strengthening their central defense. The report also noted that Reis is eager to make the move to Europe and fulfill his dream of playing in the Champions League.
However, Palmeiras appears determined to keep him for now. ESPN Brazil added that Manchester United, Arsenal, and Paris Saint-Germain are also eyeing the defender.
With Reis under contract until December 2028 and a €100 million release clause, a transfer is unlikely in the immediate future. For now, top clubs are expected to keep an eye on Reis’ progress throughout the season.
Fulham can secure two PSG-linked players from Palmeiras
Nosso Palestra reports that Palmeiras are considering offering Vitor Reis or Richard Ríos to Fulham in the negotiation for Andreas Pereira.
The Verdão have already reached an agreement with the midfielder and are now seeking to come to terms with the English club.
Fulham want around €30 million. To approach this value, Palmeiras are open to including players in the deal. The club’s management believe both players are easily replaceable: Reis as a center-back, and Ríos could be replaced by Pereira himself.
⚠️ Palmeiras cogita oferecer Vitor Reis ou Richard Ríos ao Fulham na negociação por Andreas Pereira.
O Verdão já chegou a um acordo com o meia e agora busca um entendimento com o clube inglês.
O Fulham quer cerca de 30 milhões de euros (R$ 189 milhões). Para se aproximar do… pic.twitter.com/ZZteihlyNV
— Planeta do Futebol 🌎 (@futebol_info) December 20, 2024
Reis isn’t the only player with links to PSG as Rios has only had his name in the rumor mill in connection to the Ligue 1 side. Antena 2 Deportes reported in August that PSG made a €20 million offer to the Brazilian club for the 24-year-old Colombian. Nonetheless, no transfer switch led to from this interest.
