Tottenham Hotspur are interested in Marcel Sabitzer having been impressed with his Manchester United loan performances.
That is according to a report from the Daily Star, who claim that interest is building in midfielder Sabitzer.
It’s suggested that parent club Bayern are hiking Sabitzer’s price tag up to around £30million.
The Austrian has been playing well for United of late and scored twice against Sevilla on Thursday night.
United will be keen on a permanent deal but now seemingly face some competition.
The report claims that Aston Villa, Tottenham and West Ham United are all interested in Sabitzer.
All three clubs have allegedly been impressed with how Sabitzer has taken to English football since his January arrival.
That means that, if United don’t launch a permanent move for Sabitzer, a Premier League move could still be on the cards.
Tottenham have wanted Marcel Sabitzer for a while now
Maybe rumours of Tottenham chasing Sabitzer shouldn’t be a huge surprise.
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The London Evening Standard reported in 2020 that Jose Mourinho wanted to bring Sabitzer to Spurs.
Mourinho may be long gone from Tottenham now but the interest in Sabitzer still seems to be there.
The 29-year-old was a star at RB Leipzig before struggling for playing time at Bayern Munich.
Sabitzer has been showing his quality again with United though, showing his playmaking and goalscoring abilities whilst also getting stuck in.
Hailed as a ‘machine’ by United teammate Diogo Dalot, Sabitzer is making a real impact at Old Trafford.
Erik ten Hag seems very happy with his performances and we could see Sabitzer play a key role between now and the summer.
The Red Devils will soon have to decide whether they want to splash £30million on a 29-year-old – and it seems that a number of Premier League clubs are waiting in the wings.
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