Tottenham Hotspur are keeping tabs on Norwich City midfielder Todd Cantwell, that is according to a report from the Daily Mail.
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The report suggests that both Manchester City and Manchester United are also interested in the 21-year-old, who is valued at £30 million by the Canaries.
Cantwell is certainly enjoying what is his first season in the Premier League, he has already scored six goals and provided two assists this term with his latest strike coming in Norwich’s 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace on New Year’s Day (Transfermarkt).
With him being a key player, the Norfolk club won’t want to lose him as they battle to avoid relegation and with him being contracted until 2022 (Transfermarkt) they are in a fairly strong position.
However, if Spurs were to sign him then it seems that he would be a popular addition amongst the club’s fanbase. Indeed, many supporters have taken to Twitter to suggest that they would like to see the young Englishman join. Interestingly, only six players in the Spurs squad take more shots per game than him on average (1, per WhoScored), which suggests he could bring an attacking threat to a side who have struggled for goals outside of Harry Kane’s 11, aside from Dele Alli’s recent improvement.
Here is what some had to say…
Doesn’t matter if he’s Arsenal or not, he’s gonna be a star one day and he plays for Norwich right now. 30 mil is a steal. Would play so so well with Kane
— Alex Ailey (@aileyhoops) January 2, 2020
Young. Hungry. Huge potential. Definitely a Tottenham player
— James – I follow back (@JamesSpurs1882) January 2, 2020
Would be delighted if we signed Cantwell
— Saucessoko (@saucessoko) January 2, 2020
Really looks a player
— Brainspurs2019 (@brainspurs2019) January 3, 2020
yes his a good player
— randy (@randy36910786) January 3, 2020
This kids a good player, I like him #COYS #THFC
— No Mour dreaming (@BenHotspur) January 2, 2020
I’d be happy with that.
— Justin Coda (@JJcoda) January 2, 2020
Spurs fans, would you like to see your club sign Todd Cantwell? Let us know in the comments below…
