International Break 'Very Good' for Cherries Record Signing Evanilson

Cherries Boss Scott Parker Discusses Impact of International Break on His New Star Signing

Parker Pleased with Evanilson's Contribution to Brazil Squad

AFC Bournemouth manager Scott Parker has hailed the international break as "very good" for his record signing Evanilson after the striker made his debut for Brazil. Evanilson, who joined the Cherries from Porto for a club-record fee of £20 million in the summer, made his international debut as a substitute in Brazil's 3-0 friendly win over Ghana on Friday.

Evanilson Impresses in Brazil Debut

The 22-year-old impressed during his 20-minute cameo, showing good movement and link-up play. He also had a chance to score but was denied by a smart save from Ghana goalkeeper Lawrence Ati-Zigi.

Parker Praises Evanilson's Brazil Experience

Parker was pleased with Evanilson's performance and believes the international break was a valuable experience for the young striker. "It was very good for him to be involved with Brazil," Parker said. "It's a great experience for him to be around world-class players and to learn from them. I'm sure he'll have taken a lot from it."

Evanilson Set to Start for Cherries Against Brentford

Evanilson is now set to make his Premier League debut for Bournemouth when they host Brentford on Saturday. Parker is confident that the Brazilian can make a positive impact for the Cherries.

Stat: Evanilson's Impressive Record for Porto

Evanilson scored 21 goals in 40 appearances for Porto last season, including four in the Champions League. He also helped Porto win the Primeira Liga title.

Conclusion: Evanilson Boost for Bournemouth

Bournemouth fans will be excited to see Evanilson in action for the Cherries. The Brazilian striker has shown great promise in his early appearances for the club and could be a key player for Parker's side this season.