Mikey Moore’s potential has attracted attention ahead of a crucial summer at Tottenham.
Given the time of the year and the need for Spurs to improve on last season’s failures, recruitment is the main talking point in North London.
With the permanent arrival of Mathys Tel, Spurs have already started their summer business, though several more incomings will be expected.
However, to make way for some of those new arrivals, and to stay clear of any PSR concerns, a handful of players may leave Tottenham, with Moore one of those mooted for an exit.
Juventus want to sign Moore from Spurs
Before any decisions are made on the future of Moore, Thomas Frank will almost certainly want to take a proper look at the teenager and decide whether he is in his plans.
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If not, Juventus are prepared to swoop for the Englishman, and Paul Robinson thinks he would demand a significant fee.
Speaking to Tottenham News, he said: “It’s got to be north of £50million for his exit, I think, because of the potential that the young lad’s got.
“For Tottenham now it’s the same as every other club, it’s the FFP and PSR, and that would represent 100 per cent profit and give them an opportunity to go into the transfer market and get a ready-made Champions League player.
“If you are to sell him, the buyback clause has to go in there, there has to be a first refusal or a price already agreed for a buyback clause.”
Tottenham need to loan Moore
Selling one of the highest-rated youngsters in the country before he’s even had a chance to showcase his worth would be nonsensical for Spurs, but an exit shouldn’t be entirely ruled out.
Moore needs to be playing regularly, and a loan move would allow him to do that.
However, for now, Frank needs to decide if Tottenham will be able to offer him that next season.