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Tottenham Hotspur wants to sign a Chelsea striker Noni Madueka at the end of the season.
The 23-year-old was pretty good this season for blues, and he has 14 contributions for a goal in all competitions. There is also allegedly on the radar of Aston villa.
The West Midlands Club needs more offensive depths if they want to fight for trophies and regularly compete in the Champions League. Madueke could establish a quality partnership with like Ollie Watkins.
Former Premier League Scout Mick Brown has now discovered Football insider This Tottenham is convinced that he signifies the 23-year-old and believe that they can win the race for his signature despite the interest of other clubs.
Brown said: “Tottenham is one of the teams who watched him, I think Aston Villa is also.
“As far as I hear, Tottenham believes I can try him to make this move because they are ready to offer him a regular play time.”
Madueke had a mixed magic in Chelsea since joining them from PSV Eindhoven, and remains to be seen if Tottenham can sign him in the coming weeks. It will add goals and creativity to Tottenham’s attack. Chelsea player is versatile and is enough to work on any side, and he will add great depth aside.
Tottenham needs more quality in the offensive unitand the 23-year-old is well decorated in the Premier League. He could have an instant impact if he joined the club.
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Madueke is a former Youth player at Tottenham, and the opportunity to return to his boyish club could be exciting for him. It will be interesting to see if Tottenham will make an official offer to sign a player.
Chelsea is missing deep in the attacking unit and may not want to sell the 23-year-old soon. He is a young player with a bright future, and this season he has done reasonably well. He could further improve in the coming seasons and establish himself as a key to Chelsea.
It remains to be seen how the situation takes place in the next few weeks.
