Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are all willing to spend €100 million in order to sign young English winger. The player’s current club can be very likely forced to sell him in summer.
The star in question here is Jamie Gittens who plays for Borussia Dortmund. Gittens is 20 years old and he moved to Germany in 2020. He has since levelled up through Dortmund’s academy and is now a regular starter for them.
Gittens has been very good for Dortmund especially this season. He has scored 11 goals and picked 3 assists in 34 games. What makes his performances even better is that Dortmund are struggling very hard right now. Despite the team’s form, Gittens has managed to shine bright.
Christian Falk has reported that Dortmund will he forced to sell their valuable assets in summer if they fail to qualify for Champions League. As of now, they are almost on the verge of losing UCL spot. Hence, players like Gittens will be available in the market.
Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham all keen to sign Gittens
The report further states that 3 London clubs are showing interest in Gittens. Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham are all willing to spend as high as €100 million to land Gittens. Dortmund may very likely agree a deal for this amount of money.
The Blues want to sign a young winger to replace Mudryk. In addition, they are very likely to part ways with both Felix and Nkunku in summer. Hence, a new winger will he one of the top priorities for the West London giants.
Gunners are planning to sign a left winger who can compete with Martinelli for starting spot. In addition, they want him to serve as backup for Bukayo Saka. Gittens can be a very good addition as per this requirements.
Lastly, Spurs are willing to take some big decisions after the end of the season. They will part ways with some of their current stars. Amongst the exit linked stars, there is Son who has been very good over the last years. But, he is nearing the end of his career and hence Spurs want to replace him.
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