BREAKING –Fabrizio confirms, Spurs set to complete the signing of English man to Tottenham Stadium as Finance expert Matthew Collecott confirms he will be a good addition for Spurs with his ‘Wealth of Premier League experience’
Tottenham Hotspur have been consistently linked with Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze in recent months, as the North London club looks to strengthen its attacking options. The 26-year-old attacking midfielder has been a standout performer for the Eagles in the Premier League, establishing himself as one of the most exciting creative talents in English football. Given his ability to influence games with his dribbling, vision, and finishing, it’s no surprise that Spurs are considering a move for him.
Eze’s versatility makes him an appealing target for Tottenham. He is equally effective playing as a central attacking midfielder or in wider roles, offering flexibility in Ange Postecoglou’s system. So far this season, he has registered six goals and seven assists across all competitions—an impressive return given Crystal Palace’s struggles for consistency. Many believe his numbers could see a significant boost if he were surrounded by higher-quality teammates in a more attack-minded team like Tottenham. A move to Spurs at this stage of his career could be the perfect opportunity for him to take his game to the next level.
Tottenham have been searching for more cutting edge in the final third, and the England international has the attributes to provide exactly that. His ability to break down deep defensive blocks, glide past opponents with ease, and create goal-scoring opportunities could make him a game-changer for Spurs. With Son Heung-min, Brennan Johnson, and James Maddison already forming a potent attacking unit, adding Eze would give Postecoglou an even more dynamic and unpredictable forward line.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Tottenham have had Eze on their radar since 2023, with the club highly rating him as a potential addition. However, securing his signature will not be straightforward. Speaking to GMS, Romano highlighted the challenges involved in the deal, particularly regarding the financial aspects.
“He’s on Spurs’ list since 2023, he’s always been highly rated at the club. But the release clause is very expensive, and the payment for the clause is not allowed in 3-4 years as usually happens, so that’s what makes the deal difficult – and there are more clubs also keen,” Romano revealed.
Crystal Palace are unlikely to let one of their prized assets leave without a fight, and his release clause—reported to be around £60-70 million—could be a major stumbling block. Unlike typical big-money deals that allow structured payments over several years, Palace reportedly demand the clause to be paid in full, making it a significant financial commitment for Spurs. Given Tottenham’s more calculated approach to spending under Daniel Levy, it remains to be seen whether they will be willing to pay a premium for the playmaker.
Eze, however, would be a proven and immediate upgrade for Spurs. He has already demonstrated his ability to shine in the Premier League, and his adaptability means he could integrate quickly into Postecoglou’s attacking philosophy. At 26, he is in the prime of his career and will be eager to test himself at a higher level, potentially in European competitions.
With other clubs also monitoring his situation, Tottenham may have to act swiftly if they want to secure his services. If they manage to pull off the signing, Eze could be the final piece in their attacking puzzle, helping them compete for Champions League qualification and even silverware in the near future.
