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Dutch International‘very interested’in making move to Liverpool from Prem rivals

Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven is OPEN to joining Liverpool, according to reports. It’s claimed the Netherlands international, who has three-and-a-half years left on his contract at Spurs, is considering his future in north London and would be keen on the opportunity to sign for the Reds

Tottenham may have won that Europa League title last season, but they have been one of the worst big teams in the Premier League for the last couple of years, and this campaign isnt any better.

their home form is terrible, they are conceding too many goals, they are scoring far too few and Spurs fans are so unhappy, that they are booing the players off the pitch on a weekly basis for not fighting enough under boss Thomas Frank.

That has led to all sorts of speculation and rumours in the media suggesting that a number of players are looking for ways out of the club, and Van De Ven is a star that many of the big clubs are very much interested in signing.

As reported by Matt Law of the Telegraph, Tottenham are eager for Micky van de Ven to sign a new contract. However, it is believed that the Dutch defender is “frustrated with the current situation at the club”, so he is hesitant to do so.

The 24 -year-old’s current contract does not expire until 2029, meaning this is far from an urgent situation, but it has been claimed that a move to LIVERPOOL would be one that Van De Ven would be open to making

IcFootballnews Says…

There are only a handful of players that Tottenham cannot afford to lose, and Van De Ven is one of those stars. There is not too many centre-halves out there that can do the job the Dutchman can, he would be a massive loss.

But if LIVERPOOL managed to get him, wow that would be huge, he is the perfect player to come in and help solve those issues at the back, alot of Reds fans would surely be happy with this signing?

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