Chelsea Set Price For Kurt Zouma With Mourinho Keen To Lure The Frenchman To Tottenham This Summer

Chelsea Set Price For Kurt Zouma With Mourinho Keen To Lure The Frenchman To Tottenham This Summer.


Jose Mourinho is hoping to lure Kurt Zouma to Tottenham Hotspur this summer.
It was Jose Mourinho who brought the Frenchman to Chelsea in 2014 for a fee of £12million.

At 25 years of age, Zouma is approaching his prime years in the game. This season, under Frank Lampard, Zouma enjoyed his best campaign since moving to west London. He has clocked up 33 appearances in all competitions, and that has seen Mourinho come calling.

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly interested in Chelsea defender Kurt Zouma and it appears the Blues are open to a deal. It is a deal that makes perfect sense for Tottenham, especially considering how high Mourinho rates him.





However, according to a report in The Mirror, Chelsea could be ready to sell rumoured Spurs target Kurt Zouma for just £25million when the transfer window opens this summer.

RMC Sport reported this week that Jose Mourinho had asked the Spurs hierarchy to move for Zouma this summer, with the Spurs boss reportedly seeing the defender as the man to replace Jan Vertonghen.






French outlet RMC Sport claim Mourinho wants to work with Zouma for a second time at Tottenham. The Mirror suggests that Zouma is one of seven Chelsea players who could depart, and would cost £25million.

Although, the central defender could cost a whopping £50 million, thus potentially putting Spurs out of the running, but according to "The Mirror," the Blues are desperate to sell players to balance the books as they look to land Timo Werner, Ben Chilwell and a new world class center back this summer.





At £25million, he is a bargain. Not only because he is now experienced in the Premier League and Champions League, but because he is just 25 and is only going to get better. And while things haven't gone perfectly to plan with Chelsea, he will certainly add value to the Spurs side.

The Frenchman does have a tendency to make the occasional blunder, but given the fact that Jose Mourinho's sides don't tend to rely on the centre-backs to play out from defence, he should be okay.