TEAMtalk: Bournemouth seriously interested in Andres Gomez

TEAMtalk: Bournemouth seriously interested in Andres Gomez

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2026-10-31 05:20:09
TEAMtalk reported that Bournemouth are seriously interested in Vasco da Gama winger Andres Gomez and have already held initial discussions.

TEAMtalk reported that Bournemouth are seriously interested in Vasco da Gama winger Andres Gomez for the January transfer window. The 24-year-old Colombian has also been watched by European clubs in recent weeks.

Bournemouth interest

According to TEAMtalk, citing sources in Brazil, Bournemouth have already held initial discussions and are expected to submit a proposal once the window opens. Bournemouth's interest follows the successful integration of fellow Vasco attacker Rayan, who joined in January and has since become a regular in the side.

Gomez's situation

Gomez is a Vasco da Gama winger. He arrived at Vasco da Gama on loan from Rennes in August 2025, completed a permanent move earlier in the year, and has a contract running until January 2031.

Earlier attention and Vasco's stance

Earlier in the year, Gomez attracted attention from German clubs, with Bayer Leverkusen among those monitoring his progress. Those enquiries did not progress to formal offers. Vasco indicated at the time that they preferred to retain Gomez through the remainder of the season.

Recent developments

Other major European sides have been watching Gomez in recent weeks. TEAMtalk reported, citing sources in Brazil, that any bid is expected to fall below the €35 million paid for Rayan. Gomez is expected to remain available for selection in the coming weeks despite minor fitness concerns.

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