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With Tottenham looking to revamp its goalkeeping department, the name that’s recently getting the most attention is Arsenal's young goalkeeper, Karl Hein.

The 22-year-old Estonian shot-stopper is highly regarded, drawing notable interest from top Premier League teams, including Tottenham, Manchester United, and Chelsea FC.

Hein joined Arsenal FC at a young age to gain maturity and experience on the field, and he has reportedly adapted quickly to the high demands of the league.

Tottenham want to sign young Arsenal player, report claims

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Currently on loan at Real Valladolid, Hein’s sharp reflexes and strong shot-stopping abilities make him a prime target for these major clubs.

According to recent information from Fichajes.net, both Manchester United and Tottenham are exploring the possibility of signing Hein and making him a part of their long-term plans.

As for Manchester United, the coach Ruben Amorim is confident that Hein has fantastic potential and could become the next De Gea. He hopes that United’s management will take advantage of the opportunity to sign him for free.

With this in mind, it’s worth noting that Hein’s transfer fee, estimated between 20 to 25 million euros, is not a barrier for either of these powerhouse clubs.

So far, Hein has played 13 matches as a goalkeeper in La Liga and has made a total of 43 saves. The Estonian is valued at 3 million euros according to Transfermarkt.

It will be interesting to see which of the two teams wins the race for this promising young keeper.

Karl Hein has already made a brilliant start to his career

At Real Valladolid, Hein has already made a strong impression. He was named Player of the Month for October under the management of Paulo Pezzolano, thanks to stellar performances, including a standout game against Villarreal CF.

This past Wednesday, he accepted the award after training and reflected on his experience. "Even though the team is lower in the table, my first loan spell has been a very positive experience for me. I feel like I’m doing my job well, contributing a lot, and I’m happy,” the goalkeeper shared.