Tottenham joins five other clubs in the Michael Dedgard race

Berntard midfielder, Michael Dedgeard, continues to attract attention in the transportation market.

The player is suffering with his club until 2030 and he drew attention from the leading clubs throughout Europe.

Sources close to the situation were informed Catchoffside Napoli and Inter Milan are closely watching the Stergdard’s position. In the Premier League, Tottenham, Aston Villa, Newcastle United, and West Ham United are closely monitored for its potential availability.

Tottenham, in particular, weighs a step to Damsgaard to improve the midfield. They want to add more technical ability and creativity to the side. Newcastle United and West Ham United evaluate the prospects for his transfer.

Bernard is believed to be open for offers in the range of 40-50 million euros. It will be interesting to know if any club is ready to make an official offer to sign the player. The bees paid about 13.5 million pounds to sign it.

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Tottenham needs more creativity and technical ability in the team, and Damsgaard will be a useful addition. Try to sign it a few years ago.

If they end up the appointment of Thomas Frank as their manager, they may have an advantage in the transportation race. The Danish midfielder can be open and I have not included him with Frank at North London Club. It has been classified as “excellent” in the past.

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Aston Villa, Newcastle and West Ham Kane

Likewise, Aston Villa and Newcastle hopes to press for European qualification next season, and they need more quality in the team. Brentord star can be the perfect acquisition of them. Joining any of the two clubs may be attractive to the player. They have a huge team and an ambitious project.

Finally, West Ham can be an interesting opportunity as well. However, the player may want to compete at the highest level, and it can be the likes of Tottenham, Aston Villa and Newcastle and more attractive parties for him.

The price of the demand is very slope, and it remains to see whether any club is ready to pay.