Tottenham and Liverpool target Eberechi Eze pushing to leave
Tottenham hotspur and Liverpool Target Eberechi Eze is reportedly pushing hard to leave Crystal Palace, according to Soccer insider information.
The Lilywhites decided to strengthen the attacking department by signing Dominic Solanke and Wilson Odobert this summer. Additionally, Timo Werner also joined the club on loan from RB Leipzig but is likely to return to the Bundesliga side as he has not shown enough to convince the north London club to sign him permanently.
So, it seems that Tottenham have now started exploring options to sign a new striker and according to the report from Soccer insider informationSpurs are interested in Eze.
Ange Postecoglou's side were heavily linked with a bid for the striker this summer, but ultimately decided not to formalize their interest in signing him before the deadline.
The report says that Eze has a £68m release clause in his current contract and that the clause will be reactivated in next year's summer window. But the player has now begun to push hard to leave the Eagles and take the next step in his career, so Crystal Palace could be forced to cash in on him in a cut-price deal.
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FI He says that Liverpool are also interested in signing him and that they also looked for him this summer, but did not make a concrete proposal. Therefore, Tottenham will have to beat the Merseyside club in this race to secure his signature.
Eze is a versatile striker as he is comfortable playing in the attacking midfield position as well as on the left flank. Liverpool currently have Dominik Szoboszlai as the only option to fill the number ten role. Therefore, signing Eze would add depth to their midfield department.
The striker will turn 27 next year, so this is the right time to take the next step in his career as he is currently in the prime of his career. He has established himself as a key player for Crystal Palace in recent times and is also a regular member of the England team.
Therefore, it would be a big coup for Liverpool or Tottenham if either club manages to buy him next year.
