BENFICA winger Andre Carillo is being tracked by Stoke, Crystal Palace, Newcastle and Huddersfield.
SunSport understands the winger is keen to make the switch to the Premier League with the Portuguese giants prepared to do business at a cut-price £6million.
Top flight new boys Huddersfield Town have made the first move by offering to take the pacy winger on loan.
However, the Terriers £500,000 loan fee offer has been rejected with Benfica keen to move the Peruvian international on this summer on a permanent basis.
Watford have shown some interest in the 26-year-old who worked with current Hornets boss Marco Silva at Sporting Lisbon.
Leicester City had a £13m bid accepted by Sporting in 2015, but Carillo rejected their advances and opted to move to Benfica a year later on a free transfer.
The South American is looking to kick-start his career in England after falling out of favour with boss Rui Vitoria at the Stadium of Light.
Carillo started just three games last season and has another four years left on his contract.
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All interested clubs know there is a deal to be done with the Primeira League champions keen to get Carillo off the wage bill.
Stoke are looking to add another winger to the squad following the departure of Marko Arnautovic to West Ham.
The Potters also enquired about Manchester United’s experienced wide man Ashley Young.
Eagles manager Frank de Boer is yet to add an attacker to his ranks this season.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek on loan from Chelsea and Dutch defender Jairo Riedewald have been the only additions.
Newcastle have been chasing wingers, with boss Rafa Benitez already signing wide men Christian Atsu and Jacob Murphy as well as pushing for Liverpool youngster Sheyi Ojo.
Huddersfield coach David Wagner is keen to boost his midfield options despite adding Tom Ince from Derby and Danny Williams from Reading.
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