Tottenham scouts Danish Superliga – Unveiling hidden gems or just window shopping?
Tottenham Hotspur are keen to explore different markets in Europe that are not yet tapped into by Premier League clubs. In a bid to do so, the North Londoners are looking to tap into the Danish market as they look to bring talents from the Superliga.
Spurs have changed their transfer policy off late, as the Lilywhites are keeping a keen eye on signing high-ceiling young profiles who can be shaped as per Ange Postecoglou’s long-term needs. Daniel Levy & Co. are looking into the Spanish market for their next prototype as Spurs intensify their interest in bringing talents from Denmark.
Spurs seek diamonds in the rough of the Danish Superliga
Tottenham scouts were seen foreseeing a number of talents in Danish football, and they had scouts in attendance at FC Midtjylland vs. Brondby in a top-of-the-table clash as the league leaders faced FC Midtjylland, who is one point below third.
There are multiple talents on display in the aforementioned fixture, as the likes of Yuito Suzuki, Nicolai Vallys, Darío Osorio, Franculino, and Oliver Sørensen rub shoulders. None of the players from either of the clubs have established links for a move to White Hart Lane as of now, although all of them have shown the capacity to have a high ceiling.
Spurs could continue to grow their fan base in Asia if they sign Yuito Suzuki, who is an attacking midfielder from Japan. He could end up being the understudy to James Maddison at N17. Oliver Sørensen is another highly-rated midfielder alongside Darío Osorio, who has scored eight goals this season from the middle of the park.
Franculino is a highly-rated left-back and could end up becoming an understudy for Destiny Udogie next season, with the North Londoners said to be in the market for a full-back this summer.
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Spurs are linked with a number of youngsters from around Europe, and it would be refreshing to see them invest in talents from Denmark.
