Crystal Palace braced for imminent Eberechi Eze bid from Premier League rivals
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Tottenham are set to make a bid for Crystal Palace attacker Eberechi Eze, talkSPORT understands.

Spurs view the England attacker as a No.10 and their pursuit is separate to the club’s interest in Manchester City winger Savinho as a result.

Eze has been on Arsenal's radar all summer, but it is Tottenham who are looking to make an offer

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Eze has been on Arsenal’s radar all summer, but it is Tottenham who are looking to make an offerCredit: Getty

Spurs are hoping to move quickly and have been told by Eze’s camp terms will not be a problem.

Eze is open to the move, and wants to both play Champions League football and ideally stay in London.

Arsenal have shown interest in Eze, but a late move in the transfer window is uncertain. The club’s intent to give Ethan Nwaneri game time in the No.10 position this season has caused some internal debate over the necessity of adding another central attacker.

The Gunners are also focusing on player departures. They may consider signing another left-winger if Leandro Trossard or Gabriel Martinelli were to leave. Although both could stay, Trossard appears more likely to depart if any transfer occurs.

Spurs want to move quickly in the hope of agreeing a deal with Crystal Palace before Arsenal enter the race.

According to talkSPORT, Spurs are reluctant to activate Eze’s £68 million release clause, valuing the 27-year-old closer to the £55 million spent on Mohammed Kudus.

It remains to be seen whether Palace engage at a number below the clause valuation even after it expires.

Spurs are optimistic a deal can be struck this summer and a first bid is now anticipated, with Palace made directly aware Tottenham plan to try.

Thomas Frank is crying out for some creativity in midfield

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Thomas Frank is crying out for some creativity in midfield

Where does Eze’s future lie?

It is very clear it is now a two-way battle between Tottenham and Arsenal for Eze’s signature.

The England international could also remain at Selhurst Park for at least one more year if an acceptable bid for him does not arrive.

The playmaker has already shown that he won’t kick up a fuss about leaving, turning up to training and playing in the Community Shield on Sunday.

Eze recently celebrated his second trophy win with the Eagles, having scored the decisive goal in the FA Cup final against Manchester City.

That goal ensured that Eze will go down as a Palace legend no matter what.

Eze has grown into one of the Premier League's most exciting players

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Eze has grown into one of the Premier League’s most exciting playersCredit: Getty

But if either Spurs or Arsenal get their hands on him, it would be transformative.

Ex-Arsenal star Ray Parlour wants to see Mikel Arteta’s men go all out and bring him to the Emirates.

Speaking on talkSPORT Breakfast, he said: “I think there might be one more signing. 

“I don’t know how much money they’ve got left or what financial rules they must consider, but if budget permits, Eze would be an excellent addition.

“He’d be [playing] off the left there, maybe, but you’ve got to have options. 

“You’ve got to have lots of players who can just come in and come out of the team. And we all know that you’ve got to have depth.

“A lot of depth if you’re playing Champions League football, the FA Cup, so many games. 

“This is why [Christian] Norgaard could be an asset for Arsenal. He can contribute significantly in selective matches due to his experience, understanding he would play a supporting role but still have a substantial impact in key areas for the team.”

“So I think Eze would be the icing on the cake.”

Find out the very latest on Eberechi Eze’s future with Tottenham and Arsenal both in for him

But with Arsenal unsure how to approach, their bitter rivals could swoop.

If Eze were to end up at Spurs, it would be a huge coup for Tottenham and Thomas Frank.

Tottenham have lost James Maddison for the majority of the season to an ACL injury, while they saw a deal for Morgan Gibbs-White collapse.

Spurs triggered the player’s release clause only to see Nottingham Forest block the move and then get Gibbs-White to sign a new deal.

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