According to the Evening Standard, Fulham has now joined Everton, Nottingham Forest, and Crystal Palace in the competition to sign Jhon Cordoba, a striker for Krasnodar.

On January 22, the news site revealed that a £7 million buyout option will be included in any contract to recruit the 30-year-old.
The Colombia international has been in form this season, scoring 11 games in 20 league appearances.
In their current financial predicament, Everton does not need to engage in a transfer war with three other Premier League teams.
Clubs may be willing to offer specific perks, even if it’s on loan, to sway the agreement in their favor.
In their current financial predicament, Everton does not need to engage in a transfer war with three other Premier League teams.
Clubs may be ready to pay specific bonuses, even if it’s on loan, to sway the transaction in their favor.
Even though the Toffees striker hasn’t been scoring as many goals as he used to, Cordoba isn’t necessarily an improvement over the England international.
During the January transfer window, a wide attacker, a midfielder, and possibly defensive reinforcements are more important than a new striker.
In other Everton news, despite the takeover, fines, and Arsenal and Manchester United preparing to profit, an update on the firesale at Goodison Park has surfaced.