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Fabrizio Romano Confirms Premier League Star Is High on Tottenham’s Wishlist but Warns Move Isn’t Guaranteed

Tottenham Hotspur have entered the summer transfer window with minimal activity, completing just one deal so far — the permanent signing of Mathys Tel from Bayern Munich.
According to Alasdair Gold, Spurs are expected to make two or three more additions before pre-season begins.
One name drawing strong links to North London is Eberechi Eze, who is reportedly interested in joining Tottenham. However, it’s still unclear whether the Crystal Palace midfielder is a top priority for the club.

Fabrizio Romano has provided insight into Spurs’ stance on Eze, noting that while the club admires the England international, no final decision has been made regarding a formal offer. Speaking to GiveMeSport, Romano said: “Tottenham love Eze, he’s on the list for sure. But no final decision has been made yet.”
Some reports suggest that Eze is one of several attacking options Spurs are exploring. In fact, Sky Sports claim that more groundwork has been done on potential moves for Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo and Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo than for Eze.
This indicates that Tottenham are keeping their options open in their hunt for offensive reinforcements.
Despite Spurs’ interest, they are not alone in the race for Eze. TEAMtalk recently reported that Tottenham are weighing up a player-plus-cash deal for the Palace star, though it remains unclear which player they might include in such an offer.
Additionally, several other clubs — including Manchester United, Newcastle United, Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Bayern Munich — are also believed to be in the mix for the versatile attacker.
Complicating matters further for Tottenham is Crystal Palace’s reported effort to secure Eze’s long-term future with a new contract.
If successful, that could either deter potential suitors or drive up his price tag, making Spurs’ pursuit even more challenging in the weeks ahead.



