bournemouth Forward Ryan arrived in England and immediately changed the atmosphere at the club.
The 19-year-old joined from Vasco da Gama in January and quickly became one of Bournemouth's main attacking names.
Since his arrival, the Cherries have played 17 Premier League matches without defeat. The current undefeated run has also inspired the Brazilian media Frame Bournemouth as 'Ryan's Bournemouth'Arguing that the teenager has become the hero of the club's recent rise.
This kind of form was always going to attract the attention of big clubs.
arsenal and manchester united While, has already been linked with the young player several major European sides He is expected to be kept under close watch during the World Cup with Brazil.
The hope in Brazil is that the tournament could be the moment when Europe's elite seriously step up their search for an attacker.
But Bournemouth are trying to close the door on the matter before it escalates further.
Cherry is trying to hold on strong
according to espn brazilThe Premier League side have already made it clear to Ryan's squad that they are not planning on selling him this summer, despite growing transfer interest and his recent call-up to the Brazil national football team.
Report says Bournemouth want to keep Both Ryan and fellow Brazilian Ivanilson As they prepare for the next season.
The stance suggests the club is trying to protect the core of the team that fueled their long unbeaten run and propelled Bournemouth into the European conversation this season.
Bournemouth's message to the player's camp appears to be very simple: the plan is to retain Ryan and continue building around him rather than making an instant buck.
The only thing that could seriously change the club's stance would be a big World Cup move from Ryan, who would potentially make what the reports describe as "absurd" offers.
And given the pace of his rise, that scenario no longer seems unrealistic. In that context, local outlets Day Liverpool are now mentioned as an interested party.
Ryan forced his way into Carlo Ancelotti's Brazil plans just months after landing in England. In Brazil, journalists and pundits are considering him as a genuine contender for the World Cup squad rather than a promising young player simply gaining experience.
Bonuses have already started after Brazil call-up
ESPN Brazil also claim that Ryan has already activated a contractual bonus following the Brazil call-up.
Importantly, the bonus was included in his Bournemouth contract before he even received an international call-up, which says a lot about how strongly the club believed in his long-term trajectory when they signed him from Vasco.
The money goes directly to the player and does not generate additional income for Vasco.
Nevertheless, the Brazilian club may continue to receive future bonuses tied to performance terms agreed upon during the transfer. They reportedly include Premier League survival, appearances, sporting objectives and other targets linked to his development in England.
For Bournemouth, it all reinforces the feeling that they have got one of the biggest deals involving a Brazilian youth in recent years.
The club paid around €35m (£30m) to sign him in January. For now, it looks like money well spent.
