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Tottenham Hotspur have renewed their interest in Sofyan Amrabat, despite reports that he is not interested in joining West Ham United this summer.
Sofyan Amrabat does not want to join West Ham United, although Tottenham Hotspur are still interested in signing him.
According to Foot Mercato, Tottenham are once again interested in signing Amrabat.
Spurs are said to be ‘trying to surpass the competition’ for Amrabat this summer.
Barcelona, on the other hand, is particularly interested in the Fiorentina star and wants him to replace Sergio Busquets in holding midfield.
Barcelona manager Xavi has already spoken with Amrabat, with the Catalan giants anxious to complete a transfer.
According to Foot Mercato, Tottenham are once again interested in signing Amrabat.
Spurs are said to be ‘trying to surpass the competition’ for Amrabat this summer.
Barcelona, on the other hand, is particularly interested in the Fiorentina star and wants him to replace Sergio Busquets in holding midfield.
Barcelona manager Xavi has already spoken with Amrabat, with the Catalan giants anxious to complete a transfer.
Amrabat suffered heartache on Wednesday night after his Fiorentina team lost the Europa Conference League final against West Ham United.
Amrabat’s brother Nordin, a former Watford player, was later mentioned by Fabrizio Romano as claiming that a move to West Ham would not materialize.
Some speculated that West Ham could raid its opponents for Amrabat to replace Declan Rice.
Nordin, on the other hand, thinks that Amrabat’s ultimate goal is to play in Spain, rather than West Ham.
Barcelona appears to be the dream transfer, but Xavi’s men are not in the finest financial situation.
“Will Sofyan join West Ham?” No, he aspires to the top and wishes to play in Spain. “He’s high on the list at Barcelona, but you know Barça’s financial situation,” Amrabat’s brother stated.
The ambition of moving to Spain may give Atletico real hope, while the remarks for Tottenham aren’t looking good.
This summer, Spurs have no European football on offer, which may limit their potential to attract players.
Amrabat wants to play at the highest level, which Tottenham simply cannot provide from a European standpoint, meaning they, like West Ham, may be ruled out.