“Spurs confirm stance on Bergvall’s future as details surface about £52.5m Liverpool interest”

Amid reports claiming that Liverpool have made a £52.5 million bid for Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Lucas Bergvall, new information has emerged highlighting Spurs’ firm stance on the Swedish talent — a position shaped by long-term planning, confidence in his abilities, and the belief that his value could eventually reach £100 million.

Tottenham secured Bergvall from Barcelona’s competition around two years ago, a move widely seen as a major success. Despite his youth, he was recognized early on as a rare talent with top-level potential, prompting Spurs to act quickly to ensure he remained in north London.

Since joining, Bergvall has become increasingly important to the team. His performances have drawn attention from across Europe, and recent Spanish reports suggested Liverpool might be interested, claiming they had made a €60m (£52.5m) offer — raising speculation that Spurs could consider selling.

However, closer examination paints a different picture. There is no confirmation of a formal bid, nor evidence that Liverpool is preparing one. Sources close to Tottenham emphasize that Bergvall is among the last players the club would ever sell.

Inside the club, the idea of accepting a £52.5m offer has been firmly rejected. Those familiar with the situation insist Bergvall is essentially untouchable, with Spurs planning to build the team around him rather than cashing in for a short-term profit. This confidence is reflected in his playing time: he has started four of Tottenham’s five Champions League games this season and appeared in roughly half of their Premier League starting line-ups, signaling the coaching staff’s high regard despite his age.

Spurs are particularly excited about his long-term potential. There is a strong belief that Bergvall has the tools to become one of Europe’s top midfielders, a conviction that dates back to his £8.5m move from Djurgården in 2024, now seen as a bargain.

The club’s faith in him was reinforced when he signed a contract extension last year, keeping him at Tottenham until 2031. While a future sale may eventually be unavoidable, Spurs are determined that any such decision will be made on their terms and for a fee reflecting his true value.

Those close to the situation believe that if Bergvall reaches his full potential, he could eventually command a £100m price tag. For now, however, the message is clear: Tottenham have no intention of selling, and Lucas Bergvall remains a central part of their long-term plans.