Tottenham Hotspur could demand around €65m for Lucas Bergvall, with moves to Liverpool and Chelsea linked.
This is according to Football Direct. Swedish newspaper covered the Tottenham midfielder Today. He also has comments from the sporting director of Djurgårdens IF, Boss Andersen, on the midfielder.
Bergvall has been impressing since leaving the Swedish side for Tottenham in a €20m deal in July 2024. Spurs defeated Barcelona with his signature at that time.
The deal for the 18-year-old was a record-breaking deal for Djurgården and also the most expensive in Allsvenskan history.
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Many observers consider the 20-year-old to be one of Europe's rising stars, and he has already proven worthy of that status at Tottenham. In fact, despite his struggles, his performance has generated interest.
Reports in England last week revealed that both Liverpool and Chelsea made inquiries for him, but they were rejected by Tottenham. Sport Witness again covered a report He insisted that Tottenham have no intention of selling the young player.
However, it seems that it has a price. According to Football Direct, Bergvall is valued at 'more than 700 million kronor'. At the current exchange rate this is equivalent to €65.59m.
Of course, such a figure would not be an issue for Chelsea or Liverpool. The Blues have paid €65m for a player nine times, which the Reds have done seven times so far. Indeed, three arrivals at Anfield last summer cost more than that.
For Tottenham, this would be the third biggest sale after the deals that sold Gareth Bale to Real Madrid and Harry Kane to Bayern Munich. If Bergvall continues to develop like he has, they will likely demand more.
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This is all good news for Djurgårdens, who included various clauses in his deal with Spurs to get it as high as possible.
They have made approximately €15.94m of the €20m initially agreed. And Anderson is no longer surprised by getting such a huge amount.
"It's not surprising," he said.
“It's clear he's a topic of conversation for coaches at big clubs. It's incredible to see what's happening to him and the journey he's been on that started at Djurgården.
"To go from Allsvenskan to the Premier League as he has done and the way he has done it – it's great. It's also noticeable that he is enjoying himself and enjoying himself."
