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Tottenham enter race to sign Moses



Source fcnaija.com
Moses Simon is attracting the interest of Tottenham, according to reports

English Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur could make a move for Nigeria winger Moses Simon in the summer, it has been revealed.
Simon currently plays for Gent in the Belgian Jupilar League, and has previously been linked with Spurs, and another Premier League side, Everton.

And he will get a chance to show Tottenham the stuff he is made of when Gent play the English side over two legs in the Europa League in February next year.
Gent will host Spurs in a Round of 16 Europa League on February 16 with the return leg in England a week later.

“Moses has again been linked with Gent, but if this move will go through it will be in the summer and not earlier,” AfricanFootball quoted a source.
“The player himself wants to play in the Premier League and he is very excited that Gent have been drawn against Spurs in the Europa League.
“It will be a big chance for him to show the Premier League club just how good he is.”
Simon has scored three goals this season in 16 appearances, and scored seven goals in 17 appearances following his mid-season transfer as Gent won the Belgian championship last season.

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