After unleashing his potential at another club, he now dreams of returning to Tottenham Hotspur.
"Tottenham are willing to reacquire Marcus Edwards (24, Sporting) in the winter transfer market," British media outlet TeamTalk reported on Jan. 9 (KST).
Edwards was once a highly touted prospect for Tottenham. He came through the Spurs youth ranks and was touted as the winger of the future as he progressed through the age groups.
His dream of a first-team debut came true. In 2016, Edwards played 15 minutes as a substitute in the Football League Cup against Gillingham, boosting his chances of first-team promotion.
In reality, the promotion didn't happen. There was no place for Edwards in the Tottenham first team at the time. Edwards had loan spells with Norwich City and Excelsior before moving to the Guimarães outright in 2019.
Edwards' progress didn't slow down, as he scored three goals and provided three assists in 36 games for the Guimarães in the 20/21 season, earning him a spot in the prestigious Sporting squad in 2022. 카지노사이트777 " class="oembed" >https://www.casinosite777.top/%EB%B0%94%EC%B9%B4%EB%9D%BC.html">카지노사이트777
As he regained his confidence, his rise accelerated. Last season, he burst onto the scene as a top winger with 12 goals and 14 assists in 51 games across all competitions.
His meteoric rise has led to renewed interest from Tottenham. According to the report, Spurs are ready to utilize a buyout clause to bring Edwards back in the winter transfer window.
A new striker is one of Tottenham's top winter transfer targets. Aside from Son Heung-min, who has eight goals, the other strikers have not been performing up to expectations and the need for reinforcements is growing.
Tottenham's chances of re-signing Edwards are not low. "Spurs retain 35% ownership of Edwards," according to TeamTalk.
This means that Spurs would only have to pay £33.8 million, or 65% of Edwards' £52 million buyout clause.