Based on the Metro, London opponents Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur are established to enjoy a war for England celebrity Luke Shaw. The 17-year-old is a solution of Southamptonas renowned childhood academy and has seriously satisfied in his 23 looks for the team to date this year. Via Found Offside: "Tottenham and Chelsea are preparing for a bidding war for Southamptonas Luke Shaw according toAThe Metro. The youngsteras development will be administered by the clubsa search after he has set in numerous impressive performances for the team in his debut season. Southampton know they face the youngster to be kept by a battle, particularly if they suffer relegation from the Premier League." Both Spurs and Chelsea are on the look-out for possible additions to their left-back position. Ashley Cole is entering the days of his at the Blues and child Ryan Bertrand has didn't impress the Stamford Bridge faithful. On the other hand, Spurs seriously find a for Benoit Assou-Ekotto, although they do possess the encouraging aZekia Fryers inside their ranks. Currently part of the clubas progress group, Fryers is a lot more than with the capacity of filling in for Assou-Ekotto and it is quite surprising to see that the 20-year-old is even yet to produce a single appearance for the North London outfit since his controversial move in January. However, Luke Shaw will increase the much-needed to spark and although his move will probably drive out both of Fryers or Bertrand out of London, degree to both clubs and the former England U-17 star is the better possible long-term prospect. With a price-tag ofAA16.5m, personally, I believe that Chelsea will probably out quote Spurs for Shaw, but one will need to see if the outgoing European champions will be prepared to pay such a significant amount for a relatively new player. The report also suggests that when Southampton sell their prized tool this summer, they will probably ask athat Shaw be instantly loaned back again to the membership to be able to extend his stick to the south shore for another year.a
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