Dutchman Micky van de Ven, Tottenham Hotspur's defender, has entered the circle of interest of a number of major clubs in the English Premier League, with Liverpool and Manchester United monitoring the player's situation during the current period.
According to the website "CaughtOffside", Liverpool is closely monitoring the situation of the Dutch defender, as part of its future plans to strengthen its rear line and prepare for the post-Virgil van Dijk era.
The English club sees Van de Ven as a suitable option to bolster its defense, especially given his physical capabilities and potential as a center-back, in addition to his speed which makes him a sought-after player in the back line.
Liverpool continues to follow the developments of the player's situation, in preparation for the possibility of taking an official step in the coming period, while Manchester United remains among the clubs interested in acquiring his services.
On the other hand, Tottenham enjoys a strong position in negotiations, given Van de Ven's long-term contract with the club, which gives the Spurs management the ability to set its financial terms if official offers arrive to sign him.
Estimates indicate that Tottenham may ask for between £80 and £90 million to agree to the departure of the Dutch defender, given the club's insistence on keeping one of the most prominent elements of its back line.