Tottenham Hotspur target: Thomas Frank seeks acquisition of Eberechi Eze
Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal Battle for Eberechi Eze's Signature
Eberechi Eze, an England international attacking midfielder currently at Crystal Palace, has expressed a desire to join Tottenham Hotspur, according to the latest updates. A transfer proposal is reportedly being prepared, and negotiations are imminent.
Tottenham's interest in Eze intensified following the ACL injury sustained by James Maddison, leaving a gap in their attacking midfield. The London club is now preparing to act swiftly, as they seek to secure a new attacking player due to Son Heung-min's departure.
Arsenal also remains keen on signing Eze, but they have not made a formal offer yet. The Gunners seem to be focusing on offloading players before pursuing Eze, with Eze's £68 million release clause, whose expiry date is uncertain but likely around mid-August, potentially a significant factor in any potential transfer negotiations.
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has not guaranteed Eze will stay beyond the summer window, and the club is reluctant to lose him. However, they have no indication that Eze will extend his contract beyond 2027. The report suggests that Crystal Palace is open to offers for Eze, making a potential transfer a point of contention between Tottenham and Arsenal.
As of the current report, Tottenham has not made a bid for Eze. However, Eze's potential to fill the role that Tottenham is seeking to fill cannot be overlooked. Arsenal, on the other hand, has not made an offer for Eze yet.
The race for Eze's signature is heating up, with Tottenham seemingly in the lead as of mid-August 2025. The outcome of this transfer saga will undoubtedly impact both clubs' seasons ahead.
Eberechi Eze's potential to contribute to the attacking midfield of European-leagues, such as the Premier League, is a topic of discussion between Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal, both of which are interested in signing him. With Son Heung-min's departure and James Maddison's ACL injury, Tottenham seems to be positioning itself to act swiftly, while Arsenal's £68 million release clause, potentially expiring around mid-August, may impact any transfer negotiations.
