British media football insider reported that former Leeds United striker Whelan suggested that Spurs should try to sign Madison of Leicester City in the summer to replace Eriksen's forward position that has not been reinforced since leaving. Whelan believes that madison's arrival at Tottenham can provide more wonderful assists to Son, Kane and Kulusevsky.
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After Eriksen left the team, Spurs have been unable to find a suitable replacement in midfield. Although Pochettino spent nearly $120 million to buy Ndombele and Locelso before Eriksen left the team, the performance of these two people was disappointing. Now that Loserzo has reached the champions league final four with Villarreal, Spurs are hoping to cash the Argentine directly in the summer. Tottenham's historical champion Ndombele also played very flat in Lyon and is expected to return to Tottenham in the summer.
Madison has played pretty well at Leicester City this season, scoring 13 goals and delivering nine assists. Madison has scored 40 goals in 161 games and delivered 40 assists since joining Leicester City in 2018, and his contract with the Blue Fox expires in June 2024. According to British media reports, spurs and Arsenal are now interested in the British homegrown player, and Leicester City's valuation for Madison is 60 million pounds.
Speaking about Madison's situation, Whelan suggested: "Definitely a great addition! Madison is a very smart player who can score goals and assists, and that's the player Tottenham has always wanted. ”
Spurs bought Rousselso after Eriksen left, but it wasn't a successful signing. Spurs are sorely lacking in a midfielder who can deliver deadly passes, and Maddison's performance at Leicester City has proven he can do that in the Premier League and in Europe. I think Madison would be a good fit for Tottenham, especially if Son Heung-min, Kane and Kulusevsky, who are now in front of Spurs, deliver more assists. After Tottenham Get Him, the level will be immediately higher. Whelan said.