Porto star Sam Agehowa has emerged as one of Europe’s hottest young players for the 2025-26 season, attracting the attention of top clubs in the Premier League and La Liga.
The Spanish striker, just 21 years old, has impressed scouts with his explosive speed and intelligent movement.
As his reputation grows, Porto finds himself in a delicate position, keen to keep his prize money but aware that financial realities could tempt him to cash out if the right offer arrives.
The attacker has scored eight goals in 10 appearances for the Portuguese club this season.
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Sources close to the agent industry say the striker’s talent has attracted interest from Tottenham, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest and even Newcastle United. catch off side.
Porto fully own the player’s rights and has a €100 million release clause in his contract. The Portuguese giants are adamant they will not negotiate below that figure.
However, sources close to the club have suggested that financial pressures could cause the club to soften its stance if a large bid is presented.
Tottenham appear to be the most interested parties so far. With Dominic Solanke sidelined with injury, sporting director Fabio Paratici is said to be a big admirer of Agehowa’s versatility.
Spurs are initially discussing the possibility of signing him on a short-term deal with an option to buy, although Porto’s solid valuation remains a major stumbling block.
Spurs could face competition from Premier League clubs
Meanwhile, Arsenal and Nottingham Forest have sent scouts to some of Porto’s recent league and European matches and are continuing to monitor his development.
Newcastle United had explored the possibility of signing Agehowa during the summer, but chose not to make a formal bid. Sources say the player’s loyalty to Porto and lack of pressure to leave played a key role in his decision.
Agehowa himself maintained that he remained professional and focused on helping Porto compete for success domestically and in Europe.
One thing is for sure: the young Spaniard’s stock is rising rapidly and his name will likely dominate transfer headlines for months to come.
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