Everton and West Ham are reportedly keen on Callum Wilson.
According to The Sun, Everton have joined the race to sign Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson this summer, with Chelsea and West Ham United also keen.
The Toffees picked up a second straight win on Saturday evening, beating West Ham United 2-0 at the London Stadium – two weeks after beating Chelsea by the same scoreline.
Marco Silva will be hoping to end the season strongly, and then bring in a new striker ahead of next season, given their issues in the final third this term.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin has performed admirably in attack in recent weeks, but with Cenk Tosun and Oumar Niasse potentially set to leave, big money may well be spent on a new striker.
A host of strikers have already been linked, and The Sun now claim that Everton are eyeing a big-money move for Bournemouth hitman Wilson to solve their issues.
Chelsea, Leicester City and West Ham United are also believed to be interested in Wilson, meaning Everton must pull off a real coup to lure him to Goodison Park.
Wilson, 27, has hit 11 goals and six assists in 24 Premier League games this season, and would allegedly cost around £40million, representing a serious outlay for any club.
Wilson has been injury prone over the years though, and that fact may concern some teams as he gets closer to 30, especially if a huge fee is needed to sign him.
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