Dean Huijsen now decides he will join Tottenham, Arsenal or Chelsea

Bournemouth star Dean Huijsen has decided where he wants to go this summer, with Tottenham, Chelsea and Arsenal all hovering and ready to offer him an alternative Premier League match.

After a great campaign, Premier League rival Dean Huijsen wants

Bournemouth signed Juventus’s £12.8 million last summer, making a big profit with Huijsen’s signature after he made a very impressive debut on the South Coast season.

The 19-year-old has started the Premier League match at Bournemouth since early December, pairing with people like Marcos Senesi and Illia Zabarnyi, and even scored vital goals against the likes of the Spurs and Manchester United at that time.

The teenager is one of Spain’s most exciting defensive prospects, and his performance on Britain’s top flight recently won calls from the national team, where he handed him his first senior hat against the Netherlands in the UEFA Europa League quarterfinals with a bipedal.

In Spain’s second game against the Netherlands, Huyson even won assists through a penalty shootout, with the young centre-back having achieved success for both the club and the country.

His growing reputation has attracted serious interest from generous people including Tottenham, Chelsea and Arsenal.

According to track and field, Tottenham Hotspur held talks with Huijsen representatives this week. It is also believed that Chelsea is expected to make a “big push” to Huyson’s signature this summer, and Arsenal is also believed to have also been contacted (David Ornstein).

All three seem to be serious contenders for the signature of the former Geelongtus star, but in the form of Real Madrid it is a major threat to the British trio.

Dean Huijsen decides next club in Tottenham, Chelsea and Arsenal interests

According to Spanish reports, Huijsen has decided whether he will join Tottenham, Chelsea or Arsenal – all three aspects will be disappointed.

Although they all reached out to his agent (David Ornstein), Real Madrid remained in pole position to reach a deal on the standpoint of things, Huijsen stared firmly into his eyes, and he moved firmly to Bernabeu, as Spanish media sources said.

The former Serie A is clearly “clear” and he wants to sign this summer, signing with Premier League suitors unless they wave Huijsen’s hand in some way.

News of his £50 million issue terms seem to have reached Los Blancos president Florentino Perez, who may know there is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to strengthen Real Madrid’s central defensive choice.

“He is one of the highest quality prospects for European football,” Finilbach owner Jose Mourinho said last year.

“He will be a great football player in the future and he has confidence in himself.”