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“Tottenham’s Jaw-Dropping £27.1M Bid to Snag Roma’s Star Midfielder in EPIC Showdown with Aston Villa!”

Tottenham Ready to Challenge Roma with £27.1m Bid for 22-Year-Old, But Player Could Prefer Rival Premier League Move

Tottenham Hotspur’s pursuit of Morgan Gibbs-White, including their willingness to meet his release clause, clearly signals their intent to strengthen the attacking midfield position.

 

While they already have James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski capable of operating in the number ten role, both have had inconsistent availability due to injury concerns.

 

Kulusevski is currently sidelined with a patella injury and is not expected back until spring.

 

Maddison, meanwhile, is only just returning to fitness, though he did travel with the squad to Asia for pre-season preparations.

Tottenham’s interest has now reportedly turned to AS Roma midfielder Matias Soule. According to Radio Radio, via Tutto Juve, Spurs are targeting the 22-year-old this summer.

 

Soule primarily played on the right wing last season but is a natural attacking midfielder. He made 39 appearances for Roma, contributing five goals and five assists.

 

Spurs are said to be keen on securing Soule’s services, but they are not alone—Aston Villa are also strongly interested in the Argentine talent.

 

Roma, who signed Soule from Juventus last year, are reportedly open to letting him go as they aim to raise funds for other transfers.

 

Both Tottenham and Aston Villa are understood to be willing to table bids of €32 million (£27.1 million) for the player.

 

Last season, Soule reportedly declined an offer from Fulham, raising questions about whether he is eager to move to the Premier League.

 

However, with a €32 million offer on the table, Roma are likely to make a profit on the midfielder, having signed him for €25.6 million (£21.7 million) plus €4 million (£3.4 million) in potential bonuses just a year ago.

 

Tottenham now appear poised for a potential transfer battle as they look to bolster their creative midfield options.

 

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