Tottenham joins the race to sign Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly interested in signing Leicester City midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, according to Soccer insider information.
The 25-year-old midfielder has been in impressive form for the Championship side this season and his performances have caught the attention of Tottenham. However, Spurs face competition as the report says Brighton and Brentford are also showing interest.
The midfielder has 12 goals and 14 assists in all competitions and is versatile enough to act as both a central midfielder and an attacking midfielder. He could prove a quality addition to Tottenham's midfield if a deal is agreed this summer.
The north London side will need to add more creativity and goals in midfield and the 25-year-old Englishman could prove to be the ideal acquisition.
The opportunity to move to the first division He will be an attractive option for Dewsbury-Hall and he will be tempted to join a big club like Tottenham. The Spurs are fourth in the table and fighting for Champions League classification so they will be an attractive destination for players in the summer.
Leicester under pressure to sell Dewsbury-Hall
The midfielder has a contract with Leicester City until the summer of 2027 but could be available for a reasonable price at the end of the season. Leicester is in financial difficulties after being accused of failing to comply with profit and sustainability rules. They could come under pressure to sell Dewsbury-Hall this summer to balance their books.
Due to its local status, this departure will be reflected as pure profit in the club's accounts. It is valued at £26 million Transfer market so Leicester could receive a considerable sum if they collect.
The 25-year-old has certainly proven his worth in the Championship and the opportunity to compete in the Premier League would be ideal for him. It would be a natural progression in his career and he could test himself at a higher level.
Tottenham certainly have the resources and strength to beat the likes of Brighton and Brentford to his signature, but it remains to be seen whether all parties can secure a deal in the coming months.
