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Tottenham join Chelsea in scouting Monza goalscoring sensation who has had a remarkable start to the Serie A season

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Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea sent scouts to Italy to monitor Monza forward following his exceptional start to the Serie A season.

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Tottenham Hotspur are actively expanding their recruitment search across Europe, with North London scouts casting an eye on Serie A. According to transfer specialist Graeme Bailey, writing on X, Tottenham and Chelsea were among a host of Premier League clubs present in Italy to watch Monza forward Gustavo Varela.

The Portuguese striker has caught the attention of several elite English scouts following a remarkable start to the current Serie A campaign. With his combination of physical presence and sharp movement in the final third, Varela’s rapid development has turned him into one of the most sought-after young attacking talents in Italian football.

The race for Varela’s signature appears to be heating up as clubs begin laying the groundwork for upcoming transfer windows.

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