Bayern Munich and Liverpool Eye Tottenham’s Archie Gray

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Archie Gray is being considered for a summer move by both Bayern Munich and Liverpool, according to reports from the Daily Mail cited by ESPN and GiveMeSport. The 20-year-old has attracted interest from the two European clubs amid speculation about Tottenham’s Premier League survival this season.

Gray joined Tottenham from Leeds United in the summer of 2024 and has made 79 appearances for the club to date, registering five goal involvements. He has started Tottenham’s last nine Premier League games, scoring his second goal of the campaign in the 2-1 defeat to Newcastle in February.

The Daily Mail reports that both Liverpool and Bayern Munich ‘have eyes’ on Gray ahead of the summer transfer window, with the list of suitors expected to increase if Tottenham suffer relegation from the Premier League. Gray has been praised as a ‘future £100m player’ by sources close to the situation.

Tottenham currently sit 18th in the Premier League with six games remaining, following a 1-0 defeat to Sunderland on Sunday in manager Roberto De Zerbi’s first game in charge since replacing interim boss Igor Tudor. The club’s precarious league position has intensified speculation about potential departures should they be relegated.

In addition to Gray, his teammate Lucas Bergvall could also leave if Tottenham are relegated, with the 20-year-old Swedish midfielder admired by both Chelsea and Aston Villa. The potential exodus reflects broader concerns about squad stability at Tottenham should they drop into the Championship.

Elsewhere in the transfer market, Arsenal are reported to be leading the race for Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon, with The Sun indicating the Gunners are in the strongest position to sign the 25-year-old. Gordon, who prefers a London move if he leaves Tyneside this summer, is also on the radar of Liverpool and Bayern Munich, with a £75 million offer believed sufficient to persuade Newcastle to part ways with him.

Gordon scored 10 goals in Newcastle’s UEFA Champions League campaign this season, having previously played for Everton before his move to St James’ Park. His potential departure would represent a significant loss for the Magpies, who have relied on his contributions in both domestic and European competitions.

Barcelona, Arsenal, and Napoli are also tracking Palmeiras defender Luiz Benedetti, according to Diario AS. The 19-year-old Brazilian has been identified by Como manager Cesc Fabregas as a potential replacement for defender Jacobo Ramón, highlighting the young centre-back’s growing reputation across European football.

As the April 17, 2026 transfer window approaches, Tottenham’s fate in the Premier League remains uncertain, with their final six matches likely to determine not only their league status but also the future of several key players, including Archie Gray, whose development has attracted attention from some of Europe’s most prominent clubs.