Everton won’t need to make a significant offer if they are to lure defender Kévin Boma from Estoril Praia this month.

That’s according to Bola Na Rede, who have two separate reports on Boma today. They come after Everton were linked with the defender yesterday.

A report from journalist Rudy Galetti linked Boma with a move to the Hill Dickinson Arena. He stated that Estoril were not closing the door on a departure.

Bola Na Rede now dispute that. They state that the Togolese player is considered an important member of the team. It would take ‘significant offers’ for the defender to convince the Estoril management into a sale.

However, the amount isn’t huge by Premier League standards.

Boma has also been the subject of interest from Polis club Widzew Łódź. Estoril responded to that interest by asking for €5m. According to the second report, they were only willing to offer €2m and so the deal has not advanced.

Rangers were credited with interest in May, but nothing came of that.

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