Wednesday’s Europa League final could be a game-changing moment for Tottenham Hotspur.
There is so much riding on the European final between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, with both a trophy and Champions League qualification up for grabs.
The North London club will be desperate for the trophy, but in gearing up for next season, having Champions League football on offer could revolutionise their summer transfer plans.
Ahead of the mammoth Europa League final between the two Premier League giants, Ange Postecoglou’s team have been told their chances of landing a Premier League superstar could skyrocket if they were to win.
Darren Ambrose thinks Jack Grealish would fit in at Tottenham
Darren Ambrose has backed Jack Grealish to fit in at Tottenham Hotspur if the North London club can win the Europa League and have European football to offer him.
The former Crystal Palace midfielder believes that Aston Villa would also be in the race to bring him back to the Midlands, with Unai Emery’s side in contention to finish in the top five.
TBR Football has previously reported that Villa and Tottenham are keen on Grealish and the 29-year-old would be open to leaving Man City in the summer.
Ambrose told Stadium Astro: “Look, I think he definitely has some admirers, he’ll definitely fit in a lot of teams. Aston Villa, he would definitely fit in.
“At Spurs he would fit in, but that depends on what happens on Wednesday, he’s not going to go with no European football. He needs a manager who can release the shackles and let him do what he can do.”
How many games has Jack Grealish played this season for Man City?
Grealish has once again seen his game time significantly reduced having played a total of just 1,520 minutes across the season.
Just seven starts and 15 appearances in the Premier League means that City may have to take a big hit on the £100m they paid to sign Grealish back in 2022.
The winger has also managed just three goals and five assists in total this season meaning any move away from the Etihad would likely need to be on reduced terms.