Matthew Hoppe has been one of the revelations of this season, because although Schalke 04 seems to be condemned to relegation in the Bundesliga, the American forward has shown a good level and has been in charge of imposing some marks with his goals, which is why several teams have been interested in his signing, including the Tottenham, who joins the list of clubs claiming the 20-year-old American forward.
According to multiple reports, the American forward has become an object of desire for Spurs, who would seek the signing of the attacker and would launch an offer of between 7 and 10 million euros for Hoppe, which has a verbal agreement with the German side to leave at the end of the season in case a good offer arrives.
Hoppe made his appearance this season with Schalke 04 and dazzled during the month of January, when scored 5 goals in 3 games, in addition to becoming the first American to score a hat-trick in German soccer, something that earned him to be named ‘Rookie of the Month’ in the Bundesliga and for which his name already appears on the radar of several clubs.
The American, who trained at a Barcelona Academy before arriving at Schalke, renewed his contract with the mining team until 2023 and even assured that he would accept to play in the second division in case his relegation materialized, although Everything indicates that his possible signing could help heal the finances of the German team, which have been hit in recent years.
Interested teams
More and more clubs have shown their interest in Matthew Hoppe, because in addition to Tottenham’s interest recently becoming known, clubs such as Norwich City, PSV and Ajax have already shown their intentions to sign the North American forward, which was left out of the last USMNT call, due to restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Others Greats such as Liverpool, Manchester, City and Manchester United are also aware of the future of the American, which has so far 5 goals in 15 appearances for the club that occupies the last position of the Bundesliga.
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