According to Calciomercato, Tottenham and Leeds target Orkun Kökçü is now available for much less than he once was.
The Italian news outlet claim that the Feyenoord maestro was valued at €25 million (£21.7 million) in 2020.
However, his price has now ‘dropped significantly’ in news that’ll please Marcelo Bielsa and managerless Spurs.
The Premier League duo will face competition from AC Milan and Roma, according to Calciomercato.
Calciomercato state that, during the time he was valued at £21.7 million, Arsenal were in pole position to sign the 3-cap Turkey international.
However, links to the north Londoners are seemingly old news.
Fresher reports place Leeds and Tottenham in the spotlight.
The Daily Mail believe Spurs are keen to sign the 20-year-old.
Elsewhere, it was La Razón who said that Leeds were going to bid for Kökçü this summer.
Whoever lands the Netherlands-born Turk would seemingly be getting a fine player.
Calciomercato describe him as a very skilled player with both feet, while they also write that he has excellent technical skills and vision.
At just 20, Kökçü has the potential to develop into an even better player than he already is, which is saying something.
Keep an eye on this transfer saga, as talk about Kökçü just doesn’t seem to be going away.
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