Tottenham’s favorite to sign a £67 million “Pocket Rocket” that Arsenal also wants

Reports say the Tottenham Hotspur is currently a favorite of the £67 million “Pocket Rocket” race.

Spurs seal the European glory of Bilbao

Ange Postecoglou made it clear that he has always been successful in his second season and nothing has changed this time.

The victory will not only await a 17-year trophy, but it will also grant Spurs qualification to the Champions League next season.

In fact, the Lily White has renewed hopes that they can sign Crystal Palace’s Marc Guech this summer, with the club chief asserting that the prospect of playing in the Champions League can seduce England International into action.

The prolonged future of Christian Romero means it’s important for Tottenham to sign a new centre-back this summer, but he’s also keen to bolster it in more attacking areas on the pitch.

Certainly, according to reports from Spain, RB Leipzig star Xavi Simons is currently the preferred target target for the Spurs, considered to be one of his signature race favourites, but the deal is on the expensive side.

Leipzig is set to withhold at a rate of 80 million euros (£67 million) to sanction Simons’ departure amid widespread interest in the likes of Liverpool and Arsenal being recently appointed as potential suitors.

Eligibility for the Champions League means the Spurs can get the money to get the deal done, and a move to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium might appeal to the 22-year-old, as they are thought to be keen on moving to the Premier League.

“Pocket Rocket” Simons could be an exciting signature for Spurs

Of course, it was a key importance for Tottenham to win the silverware in the end, but the extra bonus of winning the Europa League should allow them to compete for top players this summer, and the Leipzig offensive midfielder could be solidly present in that category.

After naming himself at PSV Eindhoven, Dutchman took his game to the next level over the past two seasons, regularly contributing to the goals and assists of Bundesliga’s Leipzig.

Not only that, but Dutch International has been praised as a “pocket rocket” by analyst Raj Chohan. He also insisted that he would take the former Liverpool PSV man ahead of Real Madrid’s star Rodrigo.

With Liverpool locked up in the signature of Bayer Levalksen’s Florian Wiltz, the way Tottenham signs Simons is clear, and there are plenty of possibilities for the Leipzig star to be an exciting addition to the team.