“Tottenham’s Europa League Triumph UNLEASHES Mind-Blowing Marc Guehi Transfer Coup!”

Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly identified Marc Guehi as their top target to replace Cristian Romero, who is being strongly linked with a move to Atletico Madrid this summer.

Multiple reports indicate that Spurs had a £70 million bid for the Crystal Palace defender turned down late in the January transfer window.

However, Guehi could be available for significantly less in the summer due to his contract situation.

With just a year remaining on his current deal at Selhurst Park, journalist Ben Jacobs recently reported that Palace may be willing to accept a £50 million offer for the England international in the upcoming window.

Palace’s FA Cup triumph, which also secured them a Europa League spot, was thought to potentially influence Guehi’s decision.

However, Football Insider now reports that the win hasn’t impacted his stance on his future.

The defender remains non-committal about extending his contract, and Palace’s attempts to negotiate new terms have yet to progress, though the club has not completely ruled out a renewal.

Tottenham are not the only Premier League side interested in the 23-year-old, with Chelsea, Liverpool, and Newcastle United also reportedly monitoring his situation.

In addition to Guehi, Spurs have also been linked with Palace manager Oliver Glasner as a potential replacement for Ange Postecoglou, whose future has been subject to speculation.

However, unlike Guehi, the FA Cup win appears to have strengthened Glasner’s commitment to staying.

According to The Telegraph, Palace are optimistic the Austrian coach will remain in charge for at least another season following the club’s historic first major trophy.

Glasner’s success has reportedly boosted morale and long-term ambitions at Selhurst Park, reducing the likelihood of an immediate departure.

While Tottenham may still push for Guehi, they could face stiff competition and might need to look elsewhere for managerial reinforcement if Glasner stays put.

The coming weeks will be key as Spurs look to reshape their squad and potentially their coaching setup ahead of the new season.