Tottenham Hotspur “weighs a step” in the long run Manchester United Eberechi Eze target, according to a report.
EZE, 26, enjoyed a great campaign for Crystal Palace last year as it helped to push them to win the FA Cup and football in Europe next season.
England International scored a great goal in the final to ensure 1-0 victory over Manchester City in Wembley. In total, 14 goals and 11 passes have returned in all competitions for eagles.
United has been linked by a step to EZE on multiple occasions in recent years, but Reds’s interest appears to be exorbitant after Robin Amorim arrived at Old Trafford in November.
The former CP sports manager system relies 3-4-2-1, highly dependent on two midfielders, to be the creative heartbeat in his team.
Under the group 4-2-3-1 preferred by Amorim predecessors, Eric Tin Hag, Iz was directly competition with Captain Bruno Fernandez’s dependency for his favorite role.
But the Amurim regime would have put Eze in one of the two options for this position, allowing it to flourish in the heart of the United team in the exact way he possesses in Selhurst Park. A report in May United revealed Looking at the 26 -year -old as a goal This summer
However, the Red Devils gave a priority to the movements of the Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wandeers) and Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford) – on Eze with an agreed agreement on the previous and one that is scheduled to be beaten for the latter.
The requirement for EZE with Palace – which is worth about 68 million pounds – will prove that it is very expensive for the goal in addition to Cunha and MBEUMO because both players will cost similar amounts.
But this may enable Tottenham to steal a march on their northwestern rival with Lilywhites, taking into account the targeting of EZE as a “signature” of the new director Thomas Frank Guardian.
However, EZE looks suitable for Spurb, while MBEUMO is specially designed for the right side of Amorim in a variety of different roles, which means that this may simply be a happy coincidence of the two clubs as they end the right options for each of them.
Image feature Michael Reagan via Getty Images
