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Tottenham and Chelsea would have ‘no problem putting significant money on the table’ to sign £42m attacker
Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea are ready to head to head for the signing of one of the Premier League’s most underrated attackers this season.
Both London clubs are keen to strengthen theꩲir attacks in the summer and are now reportedly looking at the same t🍃arget.
Ange Postecoglou is still missing some fire power in the wide areas and a right winger could be the priority for Tottenham Hotspur this summer.
Meanwhile, Chelsea are also on the hunt for a✱ winger, although a striker appears to be the most pressing issue at Stamford Bridge for the next trans▨fer window.
Tottenham and Chelsea would have ‘no problem’ paying ‘significant money’ for Antoine Semenyo
Tottenham and Chelsea would have ‘no problem putting significant money on the table’ to beat Napoli to the signing of Antoine Semenyo, according to .
The Italian club are keen on the winger, however,♒ they will face strong competition from several Premier League clubs who undoubtedꦜly have great financial power.
Bournemouth are underst🙈ood to ho🐽ld a high valuation of the 25-year-old, which is between £33-42 million.
Arsenal have also been linked with Semenyo who has been making a big impression on the South Coast thi𝕴s season under Andoi Ireola.
Semneyo has revealed he is an Arsenal fan wh𝔉ich could place the Gunners in the driving seat if they were to firmly enter the race for the Ghanaian international.
Antoine Semenyo names Destiny Udogie as one of his toughest opponents
Semenyo, who had a trial at Arsenal, has already spoken very highly of one of Tottenham’s players having named Destiny Udogie as one of his toughest opponents he has faced.
The Bournemouth winger placed the Italian alon🅷gside some real esteemed company in Virgil van Dijk and Ola Aina.
Speaking about his toughest oppꦑonents he’s faced, Semenyo told BR Football: “I would say ﷺUdogie as well. Tough, tough player to come up against.”