Everton and Bournemouth are monitoring Keito Nakamura, with the Japanese winger reportedly available for around £21.5 million. Nakamura impressed at the World Cup, stepping up after an injury to Kaoru Mitoma. His current club, Stade Reims, failed to secure promotion to Ligue 1, triggering a clause that allows him to depart for a suitable offer.

Fulham also expresses interest, potentially under new management. Nakamura spent last season in France's second division, scoring 14 goals for Reims despite the team's struggles. His performances for Japan, including a goal and an assist during the tournament, have significantly boosted his profile and transfer value.

Nakamura’s versatility, pace, and shooting ability make him an attractive prospect. His marketability extends beyond the pitch, with comparisons to Hidetoshi Nakata regarding global impact. His adaptability and focus on personal development suggest a readiness for a top European league. Nakamura is now a significant player for Japan, with 11 international goals in 29 caps.