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Kyle Walker-Peters has been one of the few bright spots in what has been a dismal Premier League return for Southampton.
The Saints have managed only 11 points all season, but the former Tottenham Hotspur defender has maintained his reputation with consistent performances.
With his contract expiring in June, Walker-Peters is drawing considerable interest ahead of the summer transfer window.
Tottenham and West Ham were the first clubs linked with a move for the 28-year-old back in early April. Since then, more Premier League sides have reportedly entered the race for his signature.
CaughtOffside recently suggested that Spurs were leading the chase for the defender, but fresh developments now indicate that Fulham may be prepared to make a serious move for him.
According to Football Insider, Walker-Peters has become one of the most in-demand players on the market this summer.
Tottenham, Everton, and West Ham are all monitoring his situation, but Fulham may now consider him a top priority.
The reason behind Fulham’s growing interest is the injury to Timothy Castagne, who is expected to be out for an extended period.
As a result, Marco Silva’s side is looking to secure a reliable replacement, and Walker-Peters has emerged as a prime candidate.
Fulham are reportedly ready to step up their efforts and potentially outmaneuver both Spurs and West Ham in the race to sign him.
As for Tottenham, it remains to be seen whether a return for Walker-Peters is necessary.
Ange Postecoglou already has several right-back options, including Pedro Porro, Djed Spence, and Archie Gray.
On the other side, however, there is a more pressing need for depth, especially with Ben Davies’s contract expiring this summer.
Interestingly, Postecoglou has shown a willingness to play Spence at left-back, and Walker-Peters himself is capable of filling in on either flank.
That versatility could make him a valuable asset if Spurs decide to bring him back.
