To sign West Ham defender, Spurs are in competition with three other Premier League teams.

Johnson’s current deal at the London Stadium runs out this June and the chances of him leaving his boyhood club on a free transfer has been talked up recently.

Last month, Football Transfers explained that the 24-year-old, who can operate at right-back or left-back, is rated quite highly by Ledley King, and that Spurs are plotting a move for him.

Ben Johnson faces more competition. Now that HITC has endorsed Tottenham’s interest in Johnson, it is certain that the Lilywhites will not have unrestricted access to the player. The Hammers player is expected to be highly sought after because to his flexibility, homegrown status, and availability on a free; Everton, Wolves, and Aston Villa are rumoured to have already expressed interest in him. The article also states that clubs in Germany, France, and Italy have already had conversations with Johnson’s agents.

Given that Johnson can play both full-back positions and is a homegrown player, Tottenham’s interest in him makes sense. It also gives the club some flexibility when selecting a European squad. The 24-year-old, who would not receive consistent playing time at Spurs, could choose to transfer to a team where he is assured of that.

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