Everton and Crystal Palace have reportedly joined the growing competition to sign Frosinone winger Giorgi Kvernadze, with Roma and Monaco also making approaches for the highly rated Georgian international.
The 23-year-old has emerged as one of Serie A's most intriguing attacking prospects following an impressive start to the 2026-27 campaign, earning comparisons with Paris Saint-Germain star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
His performances have attracted attention from clubs across Europe, but the reported involvement of two Premier League sides represents a significant development in the competition for his signature.
According to Italian transfer journalist Nicolo Schira, Everton, Crystal Palace, Roma and Monaco have all made approaches regarding Kvernadze, whose contract with Frosinone runs until June 2028.
There is currently no indication that any of the interested clubs have submitted a formal offer or reached an agreement with the Italian side.
Everton and Crystal Palace face European competition for Kvernadze
Schira reports that the four clubs have taken steps to explore the possibility of recruiting Kvernadze, who has become an increasingly important figure in Frosinone's encouraging return to Serie A.
Everton and Crystal Palace are therefore facing competition from two established European sides, although the extent of each club's interest remains unclear.
Roma are understood to have been monitoring the Georgia international's development, while Monaco have also emerged as potential suitors following his recent performances.
The situation is particularly interesting for Premier League clubs because Kvernadze had already been linked with a move to England before the latest reports emerged.
In September, Hull City were reported to be keeping tabs on the winger, with the newly promoted Tigers potentially considering an approach during the January transfer window.
At that stage, Roma and Napoli were also credited with an interest in the player, although there has been no confirmation that Hull have subsequently advanced their pursuit.
The emergence of Everton and Crystal Palace adds another dimension to Kvernadze's future, with the Georgian now attracting attention from several clubs capable of offering him a higher-profile platform.
However, Frosinone have yet to publicly establish their position on a potential sale, and it remains uncertain whether they would entertain offers midway through the season.
Kvernadze's contract situation gives the Italian club considerable room to negotiate, particularly if his performances continue to attract additional suitors.
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Kvernadze's rise has accelerated since helping Frosinone secure promotion from Serie B last season.
The winger registered five goals and five assists in 36 league appearances during the 2025-26 campaign, establishing himself as an important member of Massimiliano Alvini's squad.
He has since adapted impressively to the demands of Italy's top flight, scoring three goals and providing three assists in nine Serie A appearances this season.
His contribution has helped Frosinone make a strong start following their promotion, with the club sitting sixth in the standings after nine matches.
Kvernadze has also scored twice in the Coppa Italia, taking his overall tally to five goals across domestic competitions.
His ability to operate from the left flank, carry the ball into dangerous areas and contribute both goals and assists has encouraged comparisons with fellow Georgian Kvaratskhelia.
The PSG forward followed a similar path through Italian football, developing into one of Europe's most influential attackers during his time at Napoli before moving to France.
Kvernadze has previously acknowledged the comparisons, while recognising the expectations that accompany them.
“People often tell me I look like a little Kvaratskhelia. This comparison makes me smile but also makes me very happy,” he said in an interview reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“However, I also feel the responsibility to always do something more.”
The two players also share an agent in Mamuka Jugeli, although there is no suggestion that their respective career paths will necessarily follow the same trajectory.
Frosinone manager Alvini has praised Kvernadze's development, highlighting the work undertaken by the coaching staff while insisting that the winger still has significant room for improvement.
The Georgian's market value has been estimated at approximately €8m (£7m), although that figure should not be confused with an asking price set by Frosinone.
With Roma, Monaco, Everton and Crystal Palace now reportedly monitoring his situation, Kvernadze's next career move could become an increasingly prominent transfer story ahead of the January window.
For now, however, the interested clubs appear to be assessing their options rather than closing in on an agreement.
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