The 19-year-old defender has impressed greatly during his loan spell in Germany, attracting interest from several top European clubs.
Recent reports suggest Chelsea are keen on Luka Vuskovic, although a deal could prove difficult due to his hefty valuation of around £86m. Liverpool have also been linked with the Croatian talent, according to Sport Bild. With that level of interest, it may be challenging for Tottenham Hotspur to retain such a highly rated prospect—particularly if they suffer relegation.
Vuskovic hints at Tottenham return
Despite the growing speculation, Vuskovic has indicated that he expects to return to Tottenham and be part of their squad next season.
While his comments may simply reflect the end of his current loan spell, they also suggest he is open to continuing his development in North London.
Speaking to Evening Standard, Vuskovic said:
“In football, you never know. It could happen next year, or in ten years. I don’t want to promise anyone anything.
“After this season, I’ll be a Tottenham player again. I have a contract there until 2030.”
Potential boost for Spurs
For now, new manager Roberto De Zerbi must focus on securing Tottenham’s Premier League survival in the remaining fixtures. If they succeed, the club could begin rebuilding and push towards a top-four challenge once again.
Vuskovic could play a key role in that future. However, he may also be tempted by opportunities elsewhere—particularly at Chelsea, where a youthful squad project and the prospect of European football could prove very appealing.