Brazilian forward Marcos Leonardo is reportedly considering a summer exit from Al-Hilal.
Both Liverpool FC and Tottenham Hotspur are keen on securing the highly rated young striker, who has impressed since his move to Saudi Arabia, drawing significant interest from Premier League sides with his standout performances.
According to SportsBoom, 22-year-old Marcos Leonardo could be set for a summer move, with Al-Hilal reportedly open to selling him for around £55 million. A switch to the Premier League would represent a major step forward in his career, offering the young forward the chance to compete at a higher level and further develop with consistent game time in England.
Liverpool FC have already spent heavily on Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike, raising doubts about whether they can offer Leonardo a regular starting role—something crucial for his continued growth. A move to Anfield may therefore not be the most suitable option for him.
In contrast, Tottenham Hotspur are actively seeking a reliable goalscorer, and Leonardo could be an ideal addition to strengthen their attack. The Brazilian striker has already netted 15 goals this season and has been closely monitored by Spurs, who are keen to secure his signing.
A move to Tottenham Hotspur could prove to be the perfect fit for the Brazilian, as they are likely to offer him consistent playing time and the chance to showcase his talent at the highest level.
Meanwhile, the report adds that Marcos Leonardo is expected to demand wages of around £150,000 per week if he makes the switch to the Premier League. It remains unclear whether Spurs would be prepared to meet those salary expectations.
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