Tottenham urged to make Arsenal statement in the pursuit of £68m star
Eberechi Eze is facing an uncertain future amid Tottenham transfer links
The clock is ticking as Tottenham are still looking to make a mark in the transfer market. The Lilywhites have just not got going and there is a concern amongst the fans that the North London club might miss out on their intended targets in the summer. Not only that, but Daniel Levy is also facing the pressure to build on the Europa League success next season.
It is clear that Spurs cannot falter now. They need to kick on and back Thomas Frank in the summer if the club wants to have any chance of closing the gap on its rivals next season. And the Lilywhites also have a massive task of revamping the squad after the disastrous Premier League campaign that the club endured last season.Tottenham are facing competition from Arsenal for Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze’s signature.
Several areas on the pitch need to be addressed before next season starts as key players failed to perform consistently. But to bring in new signings, Daniel Levy will need to cash-in on underperforming players. In short, the North London club must adopt the ‘sell-to-buy’ policy to afford new arrivals.With Heung-Min Son heading towards a potential exit in the summer, Tottenham need to bring in a quality replacement that could fill the void left behind by the South Korean. It was reported earlier that Spurs are interested in signing Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace. The England international is also keen to head for pastures new in the summer. And the Eagles are looking to recoup the £68m release clause fee for his services.
Spurs are not the only ones eyeing to land the 26-year-old though, as Arsenal have also entered the fray. But, Darren Ambrose has urged the Lilywhites to turn Eze sour on the Gunners and remind him of the previous history between the pair. Speaking on talkSPORT, Ambrose said,Darren Ambrose urged Tottenham to remind Eberechi Eze of his past, as Arsenal released the England international when he was young. The ex-Premier League player also insisted that Daniel Levy should splash the cash on the Crystal palace star if Spurs want to compete with the top teams.