Tottenham Hotspur has identified Eberchi Eze as a top target for the summer transfer window, but Crystal Palace is only willing to consider offers exceeding £60 million for the talented attacking midfielder ¹.
Meeting this hefty price tag will likely require Spurs to sell several players to fund the deal. However, there is a glimmer of hope as Crystal Palace is reportedly close to signing Daichi Kamada from Lazio, another attacking midfielder who previously played under Palace manager Oliver Glasner at Eintracht Frankfurt [2].
While Kamada may not be as skilled as Eze, Glasner might view him as a valuable addition to his plans, potentially making Palace more open to letting Eze go.
Eze’s impressive form in the Premier League, including five goals and two assists in his last six games, has made him a sought-after player.
His ability to score crucial goals, like the winner at Anfield, has further enhanced his appeal. Moreover, as a homegrown player, Eze would help Spurs meet their quota requirements.
Currently, Eze is on international duty with England alongside Tottenham’s James Maddison, and he will be hoping to secure a spot in the final 26-man squad [3].