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Tottenham looking to beat Man United to sign £25m star Joachim Andersen

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Joachim Andersen looks set to snub Manchester United, Chelsea, and Spurs for Crystal Palace.

Transfer News: Tottenham hotspur looking to beat Manchester United to Joachim Andersen

According to Teamtalk, Tottenham Hotspur is keen to beat Manchester United to the signing of Danish international Joachim Andersen.

The 24-year-old is currently on loan at Premier League strugglers Fulham. He has so far made 32 appearances for the Cottagers, grabbing one goal and assist apiece. (h/t Transfermarkt)

Andersen was one of the few bright spots in what was a forgettable season for the Cottagers. While Scott Parker’s side remain interested, their relegation from the Premier League will have stunted their chances. (h/t The Metro)

Manchester United are interested in Joachim Andersen (Photo by Simon Dael/BPI/Shutterstock)

Originally from Olympique Lyon, the 24-year-old’s contract at Lyon runs until 2024 and he is said to be available for as little as £25m. It represents good value for a defender with Premier League experience, entering his best years.

It is common knowledge that United are in the market for a new defender. So are Tottenham and both teams look to be on a collision course for the Fulham ace.

Having dismissed Jose Mourinho, another rebuild looks to be on the cards at Tottenham. They are willing to sell Davinson Sanchez in order to make space for the Dane.

Andersen spent the season on loan at Fulham

Tottenham have been in contact with Andersen’s representatives and could be about to make their move. While Andersen is far from the finished product, he is a promising prospect who could go a long way in his career.

Fulham only started winning games since Andersen’s arrival and it to an point illustrates the positive difference he can make to a team’s backline.

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Andersen spent the early parts of his career in his homeland before making the switch to the Netherlands with Twente in 2013. Four years later, he signed for Sampdoria before signing for Lyon in 2019.

The Dane is not a player who gets pulses racing. He could however prove to be an inspired signing available for a low price.