Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are closely monitoring Bayer Leverkusen’s Ibrahim Maza as interest in the 20-year-old midfielder intensifies ahead of a potential transfer battle.
According to TEAMtalk, both Premier League clubs have been tracking the young player’s performances this season, with Chelsea, Manchester City, and Aston Villa also keeping tabs on his progress.
Since joining Leverkusen, Maza has made a significant impression in Germany, with his technical ability, versatility, and attacking instincts drawing the attention of several elite clubs.
Arsenal and Tottenham Target Maza
The Gunners could consider the Algerian international as a valuable addition to their midfield options. His capacity to operate in advanced areas and create opportunities could make him an attractive proposition for Mikel Arteta’s side.
Meanwhile, Tottenham are assessing the midfielder as they seek to bolster their attacking options. Maza’s ability to play both centrally and on the wing could provide them with greater flexibility in the final third.
The 20-year-old has already contributed a goal and an assist for Leverkusen this season, underscoring his growing influence in the Bundesliga.
Maza Attracts Continental Interest
Maza has also impressed on the international stage with Algeria, further cementing his reputation as an emerging talent in European football.
He scored and provided an assist in Algeria’s 3-1 victory over Zambia in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying on Friday, delivering another encouraging display.
Leverkusen will be keen to retain the young midfielder, who remains a crucial component of their plans.
With Arsenal and Tottenham now among the clubs monitoring his development, the competition for his signature could intensify in the coming months.
A move to the Premier League could represent an exciting next step in Maza’s career, although his future remains uncertain as interest in his services continues to build.
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