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TOTTENHAM SEND SCOUTS TO MONITOR 23-YEAR-OLD MAGHNES AKLIOUCHE
Tottenham are tracking AS Monaco playmaker Maghnes Akliouche. Spurs sent scouts to watch the 23-year-old French international and may make a winter move to bolster their attacking options for the season.
Scouts report Tottenham interest in French international - Photo Credit: Getty Images
Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly interested in Maghnes Akliouche, according to a report from TEAMtalk. During the winter transfer window, the Lilywhites are eager to add a versatile attacker to strengthen their offensive unit. Thus, the North London team has made the 23-year-old AS Monaco playmaker their aim.
The Frenchman is still being watched by the 2024–25 UEFA Europa League champions, who recently dispatched scouts to keep an eye on him during France’s World Cup qualifying match against Ukraine. A winter bid might be imminent after Akliouche made a strong cameo off the bench.
Maghnes Akliouche's career
Since making his debut in the first team at AS Monaco, Maghnes Akliouche has emerged as one of Ligue 1's top young talents. The 23-year-old, who is from Tremblay-en-France, spent his early years there until graduating from AS Monaco's youth tier. Since he enjoyed his breakthrough in the 2023–2024 campaign, the youthful player has not looked back.
Akliouche has already made more than 100 games for AS Monaco, contributing 20 assists and 19 goals. European powerhouses have taken notice of the French playmaker's development, which has helped him establish himself with his country. Tottenham Hotspur is one of the potential suitors fighting for his signature coming into the winter transfer window, but Premier League teams are especially interested in signing him.
Tottenham Hotspur has had their eye on Maghnes Akliouche for a while. During the summer transfer window, the North London club attempted to sign the AS Monaco prospect, but the deal fell through. It seems logical that the Lilywhites are still interested in adding a dynamic attacker to strengthen their offensive unit.
Since Tottenham is already dominating Akliouche this season, the North London team has made him a desirable target. When France played Ukraine in a World Cup qualifying match this week, the 2024–25 UEFA Europa League champions once more dispatched scouts to keep an eye on the 23-year-old Frenchman.
Tottenham has not officially made Akliouche their primary priority, though, as the North London team is still deciding who they will prioritise signing during the winter transfer window. It will be intriguing to observe the French international's future.
KIERNAN DEWSBURY-HALL REVEALS EVERTON PLANS AND PERSONAL GUILTY PLEASURE FANS LOVE
Everton's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall says the club's passionate fanbase is "on a different level." The midfielder is determined to be at the forefront of the new project and bring success back to Goodison Park.
Dewsbury-Hall shares Everton aspirations - COURTESY/PHOTO
As he described his resolve to restore the club to its former glory, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall stated that the magnitude and fervour of the Everton fan base "is on another level."
In his one season at Chelsea, the 27-year-old won the UEFA Conference League and FIFA Club World Cup, but he maintains that the atmosphere among Blues fans is different.
When asked what makes Everton unique, Dewsbury-Hall responded, "The feeling of the club," during an interview with the club's website's 24/7 series. I am not really sure how to describe it, but it feels like a true family club.
Since football is my life, and it seems to be theirs as well, I adore the large fan base and the significance it holds for the populace. We are somewhat in agreement.
Their intense desire to win and their love for it strike a chord with me since that is how I live my life. I do not mean that the other teams were not like that, but Everton seemed to be on a higher plane.
“Imagine playing for Everton when you are striving for things and wanting to win things,” I asked someone I spoke to the other day.
It must be among the greatest spots to play. That is what I want to talk about since it would be a great feeling to see how supportive the fans are, especially during difficult times. Just think about when things are a little better.
When the Scot first rejoined the team in January, Dewsbury-Hall was on manager David Moyes' radar. However, he is certain that he made the right decision after spending £25 million to sign him in August. "After a successful season, I did have a fair few options," he remarked. If I were to leave a club like Chelsea, I wanted to go to a new project, a new stadium, an exciting future, and plans, according to a lot of people I spoke to, including family members, people I trust, and people at Everton.
That is what I intended to lead the charge on. I consider that to be a crucial period in a club's history if I am at the beginning of this new chapter.
"The manager I spoke with was excellent. He gave me a detailed explanation of his expectations of me and his goals for the future. I greatly admire him because of what he has accomplished. I believe that he and I are alike.
Thus, it felt natural. Because of the excellent treatment I have received and that of my family, I have known since the moment I walked through the door that this was the perfect choice.
It is good that it happened because it has confirmed to me that I made the proper choice and has made me enthusiastic about what we may accomplish going forward. I am excited just to come in every day, keep getting better, and watch what happens.
"The one thing you want in life is a reason to do something," the former Leicester City academy graduate, who was responsible for cleaning N'Golo Kante's boots during the Foxes' unexpected 5,000/1 title-winning season in 2015–16, continued. I think I have that right here.
"The team has had a few more difficult years. However, there is a real sense that more people are working toward a prosperous future.
I simply could not give down the significant potential I have to make a difference in that. I am not the kind of player who could have stayed at my old club and merely followed the rules; it fits with my aspirations.
Since it is not in my DNA, I was not willing to do it. I want to play a significant role in something, and this project is ideal. If we do the right things, I do not doubt that the next several years will be fascinating.
Away from his day job, the Nottingham-born player disclosed that his other sporting interests include snooker, golf, and darts. However, he also has a passion for musical theatre, which would resonate with the late chairman of Everton, Bill Kenwright, if not many of his fellow professional football players. That is probably my 'guilty pleasure,' as you describe it," Dewsbury-Hall remarked. I am a huge fan of West End productions and musicals.
I used to go and watch my better half when she was enrolled in a performing arts institution. It most likely began when I used to watch my mother and aunt dance when I was a little child.
When asked if he had ever tried his hand at acting, he said, "Perhaps once I retire? Maybe I will try it. Even when I am simply watching it, I get really enthused about it for some reason. Never say never!
LEEDS TARGET IVAN TONEY FOR TOP-FLIGHT RETURN
Leeds United are named as a surprise potential suitor for Ivan Toney. The England striker is reportedly considering a Premier League return from Saudi Arabia, with the Whites needing firepower.
Leeds Linked With Ivan Toney Ahead Premier League Comeback - Photo Credit: Getty Images
Leeds United may be about to focus on the Saudi Pro League, where an England international is thinking about his future, if they are searching for further firepower.
After spending four seasons at Brentford and getting a call-up with the Three Lions, Ivan Tony decided to move to the Middle East in August 2024. However, a lengthy suspension for breaking betting regulations ruined his final season.
Toney scored 30 goals in 44 games in his debut season, helping his new team win the AFC Champions League Elite for the first time. Al-Ahli paid a reputed £40 million for the 29-year-old, and they received an immediate return.
The muscular striker has scored 11 goals in 15 games in all competitions this season, continuing the trend from the previous one. However, he has now suggested that his future may be elsewhere.
Toney is reportedly considering a return to the Premier League, according to Sky Sports. According to the article, a number of elite clubs have already investigated the possibility of a deal in January.
The Northampton native has been linked to moves to Tottenham and Everton, but Alex Crook, talkSPORT's Chief Football Correspondent, has also mentioned Leeds as a potential suitor.
Crook discussed the subject with Toney on air, saying, "West Ham and Everton are two more teams that desperately need a No. 9. Ivan Toney at Tottenham would be adored by Thomas Frank. Leeds, you also claimed that Ivan Toney would be coveted by half of the Premier League.
This season's home shirt is among the kits and merchandise that Leeds United has knocked 30% off on their official club store.
Toney's choice to join the Saudi Pro League was controversial at the time, and his limited prospects with the England team have partially outweighed his financial gains.
"I arrived here and the training field was wonderful, the stadium was nice, and the quality of the team was also good," he remarked in December 2024, describing his decision to relocate to Al-Ahli. Although everyone has a different perspective on this league, I entered knowing that it still has strong standards.
"I was hoping for a little something different. I can fit in anywhere, even though it is a foreign culture. I am currently outside of the UK, having visited Peterborough and Brentford. I can hardly wait to start this adventure. At this point in my career, I think it is the appropriate decision."
Although Tony only has one cap for the Three Lions this season, a return to the Premier League might help guarantee a spot on the trip over the Atlantic next summer, especially with the World Cup approaching and no reliable strikers to replace talisman Harry Kane.
Leeds, who have only scored 10 goals in 11 Premier League games this season, are in dire need of further firepower. Since relocating to Elland Road, summer acquisition Dominic Calvert-Lewin has only scored one goal.
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