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Transfers

Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham chase Monza striker after nine‑goal run

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham chase Monza striker after nine‑goal run

Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are all monitoring 21‑year‑old Portuguese striker Gustavo Varela, who has netted nine goals in his first nine Serie A appearances for AC Monza, and Monza have set a price tag of at least €20 million for a summer move.

The interest was reported by Fussball News, which noted the three Premier League clubs have been tracking the 21‑year‑old Portuguese forward.

His Serie A displays have attracted interest from several European clubs.

Varela arrived at Monza from Benfica in July 2026.

Since joining, he has become one of the most exciting young goalscorers in Italian football.

Chelsea and Arsenal have each dispatched scouts to observe him on several occasions.

Tottenham are also keeping tabs on his development as they weigh attacking options.

Talent spotters praise his goalscoring instinct, movement inside the box and physical growth.

His knack for finding space in dangerous zones makes him appealing for clubs seeking a promising striker.

Chelsea could add another centre‑forward to boost their attack, while Arsenal aim to increase competition in the final third.

Tottenham view the Portuguese prospect as a potential long‑term investment.

Monza’s valuation and contract

Monza have secured Varela’s contract until 2030 and are under no pressure to sell.

The club would only consider a transfer for a fee of at least €20 million, with Benfica entitled to 20 percent of any future sale.

A January departure is not expected, meaning any move would likely wait until the summer window.

With all three clubs monitoring his progress, Varela could emerge as a key target in upcoming transfer windows.

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