Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea will not be able to sign Ashley Phillips in this summer transfer window

According to The London Evening Standard, both Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea will not be able to acquire Ashley Phillips, a defender for Blackburn Rovers, during the summer transfer window. Antonio Conte will be in charge of Tottenham Hotspur, while Thomas Tuchel will be the head coach of Chelsea.

According to a recent report by the London Evening Standard, Tottenham Hotspur are gaining the upper hand in their pursuit of Blackburn defender Phillips and are inching closer to obtaining his services ahead of Premier League rivals Chelsea and Manchester United.

According to the source, the young player, who is just 17 years old, is now anticipated to continue playing for Blackburn, who is interested in tying him down to a new term.

However, the report does not specify what precisely has changed in the circumstances of Phillips, who was referred to as “phenomenal” “quick” and “mobile” by the previous manager of Blackburn, Tony Mowbray, in an article published in LancsLive in November 2021.

According to The London Evening Standard, both Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea will not be able to acquire Ashley Phillips, a defender for Blackburn Rovers, during the summer transfer window.

Ashley Phillips is a player that Tottenham and Chelsea are interested in

According to a recent report by the London Evening Standard, Tottenham Hotspur is gaining the upper hand in their pursuit of Blackburn defender Phillips and is inching closer to obtaining his services ahead of Premier League rivals Chelsea and Manchester United.

In our opinion, the fact that Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur were unable to sign Ashley Phillips during the summer transfer window is not a major setback for any of those clubs.

After all, Phillips is just 17 years old and has only recently been promoted to the first team for Blackburn.

It’s possible that the defender won’t be ready to play for either Tottenham or Chelsea’s first teams for quite some time. His development still has a ways to go.