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Bournemouth sign Brazil's Evanilson in club record £40m deal

BBC Sport Friday, 16 August 2024
Bournemouth sign Brazil's Evanilson in club record £40m dealBournemouth complete the signing of striker Evanilson from Porto in a club record £40.2m deal.
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