Tottenham are reportedly exploring a calculated approach to reclaim the remarkable skills of Marcus Edwards.

Edwards, who showcased his abilities in 54 appearances for Sporting CP, managed to net three goals during his tenure with the Portuguese club.

The standout performances have significantly boosted his market value, currently standing at a substantial 30 million euros according to Transfermarkt.com.

In the upcoming months, the North London club is deliberating the possibility of securing the return of their former academy prodigy, Marcus Edwards. Although he parted ways with Spurs in 2019, the 24-year-old has flourished abroad, particularly in Portugal.

A notable contributor to Sporting CP’s success, Edwards left an enduring impact by scoring against his former club in the Champions League last season.

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Insights from Portuguese publication Correio de Manha indicate that Tottenham could bring Edwards back into the fold for a comparatively modest fee.

While other clubs might find themselves obligated to release significant financial resources, Spurs enjoy a favorable position to reintegrate Edwards at a reasonable cost of 40 million euros. This strategic advantage positions Tottenham as a frontrunner in the race to secure the services of the talented midfielder, potentially outpacing rival clubs in their pursuit.

The contemplated move by Tottenham serves a dual purpose – not only to strengthen their squad but also to prevent the gifted midfielder from seeking a new home elsewhere. The potential return of Marcus Edwards underscores the club’s dedication to nurturing and leveraging the talents that initially blossomed within their own academy.

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