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Report: Liverpool eye summer move for Tottenham’s Victor Wanyama

Victor Wanyama of Tottenham Hotspur is shown a yellow card by referee Stuart Attwell during The Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round Replay match between T...
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Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea are all reportedly interested in signing Tottenham Hotspur ace Victor Wanyama.

Tottenham Hotspur's Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama (L) rises above Chelsea's Danish defender Andreas Christensen (R) during the English Premier League football match between Tottenham...

According to a report from the Daily Mail, Liverpool, Manchester United and Cheslea are all keeping tabs on Victor Wanyama’s current situation at Tottenham.

The 26-year-old has barely featured for Spurs this season, having missed the majority of the campaign after suffering a serious knee injury back in August, and he now finds himself behind Eric Dier and Mousa Dembele in the midfield pecking order.

The Daily Mail claims that all three clubs mentioned would love to sign the Kenyan in the summer, and believe that they might have a chance of doing just that, considering the fact that Mauricio Pochettino has used him so sparingly this term.

Newport County's English defender Scot Bennett and Tottenham Hotspur's Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama (R) chase the ball during the English FA Cup fourth round football match between...

Wanyama would undoubtedly strengthen any side in the Premier League, but Tottenham will surely resist any appraoches for him this summer.

He is under contract with the Lilywhites until the summer of 2021, and with Spurs still competing on so many fronts this season, he will surely have a huge role to play over the course of the next few months.

Tottenham Hotspur's Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama (R) fouls AFC Wimbledon's English defender Darius Charles (L) to earn a yellow card during the English FA Cup third round football...

The Kenya international joined Spurs from Southampton in the summer of 2016, for a fee believed to be in the region of £11 million, and he has since gone on to establish himself as one of the top flight’s best holding midfield players.

Despite his lack of game-time recently, Spurs would be foolhardy to sanction his exit from the club, especially to one of their direct rivals.