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Report: Premier League clubs send scout to watch Super Eagles Bayer Leverkusen star against Chelsea

Victor Boniface 22, Bayer Leverkusen celebrates after scoring 1 0 with Nathan Tella 19, Bayer Leverkusen 14 04 2024 Soccer Bayer 04 Leverkusen vs SV Werder Bremen, BayArena, Leverkusen,
Victor Boniface celebrates after scoring with Nathan Tella | Imago
Bayer Leverkusen could be set to lose another player this summer as Premier League clubs register interest in one of their players.
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According to reports, multiple Premier League clubs have indicated interest in Super Eagles winger Nathan Tella, and they sent scouts to watch the Nigerian during Bayer Leverkusen's game against Chelsea

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What happened 

According to a report from TBR, a number of Premier League clubs sent scouts to watch Tella in the pre-season friendly clash against Chelsea, with Nottingham Forest and Leeds United confirmed to be among them. 

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Tella was named from the start by Erik ten Hag until he was replaced in the 81st minute by Montrell Culbreath during the 2-0 defeat to Chelsea on Friday. 

The 26-year-old joined Leverkusen in the summer of 2023 and has struggled to nail a starting spot since joining from Southampton. However, those in England are well informed of his quality and, per TBR, are plotting a move. 

Nathan Tella is ranked 27th in this year's PulseSports30

Tella’s plans for the season 

The former Burnley man reflected on his career at Die Werkself so far and assessed it honestly. He admitted that he has struggled with his output but is prepared to establish himself in the coming season. 

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As Pulse Sports reported, Tella has hinted that he hopes to get consistent running in forward positions this coming season. The 26-year-old is originally a right-winger but has had to play in midfield and wing-back positions during his stint at Leverkusen. 

He has struggled to nail a starting spot in his two seasons at the club and is looking forward to a successful season next term. 

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