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Spurs Meet With Family Of Turkish Starlet Omer Faruk Beyaz In Bid To Steal Him Away From Rivals

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Written By: Famzn News

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Tottenham have met with the family of Turkish starletย Omer Faruk Beyaz this summer, as they look to snap him up ahead of their European rivals.

โ€‹At only 14 years of age, the Turkish midfielder is on the radar of several top-tier European clubs, andย โ€‹Tottenhamย have gone the extra mile and met with the youngster's family in an effort to lure him to London.

Beyaz is reported to be on the radar of several other big clubs, withย โ€‹Arsenal,ย โ€‹Manchester City,ย โ€‹Bayern Munichย andย โ€‹Real Madridย reportedly showing interest.

It seems as if a spotlight has been placed on Turkish talents, withย local clubs churning out an ever-growing number of potential stars over the last few years.


Two big names have already emerged this summer as Premier League prospects.ย Abdulkadir ร–mรผrย from Trabzonspor, better known as the 'Turkish Messi', has reportedly attracted interest from several teams, withย โ€‹Leicesterย going so far asย to โ€‹bidย ยฃ20mย for the winger.ย โ€‹

Fulhamย have reportedly targeted Kagan Guctekin from Fenerbahce,ย โ€‹scouting himย at the UEFA Under-19 European Championships - and nowย Fotomacย have reported on Spurs' interest in Beyaz.

Fenerbahce president Ali Koc has referred toย Beyaz as the future of Turkish football, calling him the 'best of his age group' in the country after impressive performances at youth level.

Tottenham are well known for nurturing young talents, notable examples include the likes ofย Harry Kane, Harry Winks and Dele Alli. Spurs can offer Beyaz a prime opportunity to grow at a successful academy and gain first-team chances in the future, though it remains to be seen if the youngster will biteย the lure offered by bigger clubs.

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