Sebastian Szymanski is generating huge interest and it has long been known that Tottenham want him. However, the Pole is a backup option for this giant, because Conor Gallagher's shares are higher in London – reports “Fanatic”.
For Sebastian Szymanski, the most important thing at the moment is to fight for the Turkish Championship. Fenerbahce ranks second in the standings, four points behind Galatasaray. So the situation is not necessarily comfortable, but you can still come out of it unscathed. The opportunity to add a bunch of points will appear on Saturday during the derby against Besiktas.
Athletic success is one thing, but the buzz the 24-year-old generates cannot be overlooked. After an excellent season for the Turkish club, the phones of the club’s sports department and the player’s agents rang. The Polish actor is in the notebooks of almost every self-respecting powerhouse club in Europe.
So far, it has been mentioned in the context of teams such as Milan, Liverpool, Napoli and Sevilla, as well as Tottenham. Recently the media has been devoting most of their time to the team from London. The offer from Ange Postecoglou's team is also reported to be as high as €20 million.
At the moment, this appears to be too little for Fenerbahce to release their ace in the summer, but the matter is evolving. New information on this subject is provided by “Fanatik”, because according to this source, Szymański is a backup option for the giant.
At the moment in London, their main focus is Chelsea's Conor Gallagher and he is the priority. If this transfer mission ends in failure, Tottenham will immediately move for the former Legia Warsaw player.
Apart from these two, Morgan Gibbs-White and Albert Gudmundsson are also taken into consideration.
Sebastian Szymanski could make 50 appearances this season, including 12 goals and 17 assists. The attacking midfielder's contract with his current employer is officially valid until June 30, 2027.
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