Vasco could net R$27m if Liverpool ‘to meet’ Rayan clause | OneFootball

Vasco could receive a major windfall if Liverpool pursue Rayan and trigger his €150 million Bournemouth release clause, AS reports. The 20-year-old is being lined up as a possible Mohamed Salah successor.

Liverpool’s search for a right-sided starter has intensified after Bradley Barcola and Víctor Muñoz performed better from the left. Left-footed and quick off the flank, the São Januário graduate fits Anfield’s requirements.

Vasco sold Rayan to Bournemouth for €35 million in January 2026, and his deal runs until June 2031.

He settled swiftly, delivering 20 appearances, six goals and two assists last season. This campaign he has one goal in five matches.

A transfer at the clause would surpass Liverpool’s record outlay. Bournemouth want the full amount paid upfront to sanction a January departure.

Because Rayan trained at Vasco from ages 12 to 19, the club are due three percent of any fee under FIFA’s solidarity mechanism, worth about €4.5 million, close to R$ 27 million. The hierarchy are following developments in the hope any agreement could bolster the 2027 budget and stabilise cash flow.

Source: PaponaColina

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