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Matias Soule has reportedly rejected a £25m offer from Saudi Arabia, with Tottenham linked with a move for the Juventus-owned winger.
The Argentine youth international, currently out on loan at Frosinone, has been one of the breakout youngsters in Europe this season, with Soule bagging an impressive nine goals for the Serie A side.
As a result, Premier League interest has emerged for the 20-year-old forward, with Tottenham reportedly keeping tabs on Soule for the majority of the season.
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🚨🇸🇦 Matias Soulé has informed Al Ittihad that he’s rejecting their proposal.
€30m to Juventus, huge salary to the player to move to Saudi… but Soulé said no.
🇦🇷 Soulé wants to stay in Europe, continue his career plan, best way also for his dream of Argentina’s call. pic.twitter.com/KeReNGSrX9
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 28, 2024
And according to Fabrizio Romano, the South American prospect has just now turned down a €30m (£25m) offer from Saudi Arabian side Al-Ittihad to remain in Europe with Juventus.
Whilst some talented youngsters have made the controversial decision to move to Saudi Arabia, namely former Celta Vigo midfielder Gabri Veiga, Soule has bucked the trend to remain on the continent.
And for Tottenham, Soule rejecting Saudi Arabia is massive for the north London side’s chances of signing the Argentine in the summer, where the youngster could be a top target.
Tottenham have to go all out to sign Matias Soule
Bologna FC v Frosinone Calcio – Serie A TIM Soule Saudi Arabia Juventus Tottenham
Previously described by Football Talent Scout as a ‘Messi-esque’ talent, Soule has proved this season that he could become Argentina’s next superstar attacker in the years to come.
And for Tottenham, Soule rejecting Saudi Arabia gives the north London side a huge opportunity to pull off what could be one of the deals of the summer later in the year.
Ange Postecoglou clearly has plans for where he wants to take this current Tottenham squad, and backing from Daniel Levy could help the Australian manager achieve his dreams with Spurs
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