Tottenham Hotspur’s season has been a rollercoaster so far, leaving them in 10th place after securing five wins, one draw, and suffering five defeats in their first 11 matches.
Ange Postecoglou faces mounting pressure, with some fans demanding the board to sack him. However, he appears set to remain in charge through the festive period, though consistent results are crucial moving forward.
The board plans to back Postecoglou during the January transfer window. With that in mind, TBR Football can exclusively report that Tottenham are monitoring a highly-rated goalkeeper from the continent.
Previously, TBR Football revealed that Manchester City and Newcastle have shown interest in Chevalier.
Tottenham keeping an eye on the LOSC Lille keeper, Lucas Chevalier
It has been reported by TBR Football that Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, and Chelsea have all been scouting Lille’s highly-rated goalkeeper, Lucas Chevalier.
The 23-year-old, widely regarded as one of the most promising goalkeepers in world football, recently earned a call-up to the French national team for the Nations League double-headers, highlighting his impressive progress
The Frenchman, standing tall at 189 cm, has garnered admiration from fans and pundits alike for his impressive record. With 98 appearances for Lille, he has conceded just 93 goals while keeping 38 clean sheets, a remarkable achievement that has caught the attention of top club scouts.
Earning approximately £18,800 gross per week, the goalkeeper could expect a significant wage increase if he were to make the move to England.
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Tottenham and Man United are keeping tabs on top goalkeeping talent in the market, preparing for the possibility of moving on from their current first-choice options, Guglielmo Vicario and Andre Onana. Postecoglou currently backs Vicario, but concerns about his form have surfaced, raising questions about his long-term suitability.
