Eberechi Eze Next Club Odds - Transfer Latest Odds & Predictions

England international Eberechi Eze has been the subject of much transfer speculation this summer. The 27-year-old is coming off a career-best season where he scored the winner in the FA Cup final, helping round off a 15-goal tally (on top of 11 assists) for the season.

Eze's game-breaking qualities in the final third make him hot property for Europe's elite clubs, and given he's right in his prime and at the top of his game, it feels like the time is ripe for him to take the next big step in his career.

There are numerous contenders for Eze's signature this summer, but who are the main frontrunners?

The latest Eberechi Eze next club odds from SkyBet are:

• Arsenal - 3/10
• Chelsea - 9/2
• Tottenham - 11/2
• Bayern Munich - 7/1
• Liverpool - 15/2
• Newcastle - 16/1
• Man City - 28/1

Leading the race for Eze's signature are Arsenal, who've been linked with the attacker for months now. Arsenal have been crying out for some "X-factor" in the final 3rd for at least the last two campaigns, with last season in particular producing a string of stale, uninspired attacking performances.

As a versatile attacker, Eze could play multiple roles for Arsenal in theory, with the England international possessing the ability to play centrally between the lines and drop deep to utilise his ball carrying, while also being able to affect the game on the flanks.

The Gunners are heavily reliant on Bukayo Saka for attacking output and the burden he shoulders is a heavy one. With Martin Odegaard's attacking production having dropped off last season, there is a shortage of game-changers in Arsenal's attack. Their games against sides that sit back in an organised fashion can be extremely sore on the eye, so a player like Eze, who can produce moments of individual quality anywhere in the final third, is almost a necessity for the squad at this point.

Latest odds with SkyBet: 3/10

Let's be honest, who aren't Chelsea in for? Jokes aside, amongst their annual spending spree, the Blues are very clearly targeting an attacking midfielder, specifically a player who specialises in central ball carrying. Morgan Rogers' name has been floated around a lot this summer, as has Xavi Simons', but Eberechi Eze is also a clear contender to make the move to Stamford Bridge this summer.

In the Club World Cup final, Chelsea had a notable amount of success using Enzo Fernandez as an advanced midfielder to help draw away PSG's midfielders and make space for Cole Palmer to exploit coming in from the right wing, so it would make sense that Chelsea would target a specialist attacking midfielder to play as a focal point in the opposition block to help free up Palmer.

Latest odds with SkyBet: 9/2

One of the more interesting options are Tottenham at 11/2. It would be quite something, and quite unlikely, to see Spurs "beat" their North London rivals to a player's signature, but the transfer might not have to play out that way.

Arsenal have half an eye on Real Madrid's Rodrygo, and should that deal become viable, the Eze transfer will likely be put on the back burner. In that event, Spurs should do everything they can to swoop in, with the 27-year-old representing a profile that would fit perfectly with this squad on paper.

Tottenham suffered a failed attempt to sign Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White earlier in the window so we know they're in the market for an advanced midfielder, and while Eze is a different player to Gibbs-White, he'd arguably be more valuable to this squad. Spurs aren't short of energetic ball-carriers and while Eze shares those qualities to a degree, they don't have anyone with Eze's potency in the final third in their squad.

It wouldn't be a cheap transfer, but it would be a step up from Crystal Palace and would surely be a transfer that Eze would be interested in if moves to Arsenal or Chelsea were off the table.

Latest odds with SkyBet: 11/2

Bayern Munich are a contender at 7/1, and in light of Jamal Musiala's injury, Eze is a target that makes complete sense. However, the finances would make it a complex deal for Bayern, who have spent most of the summer trying to close a deal for Stuttgart forward Nick Woltemade. The Bavarians have already spent €70m on Luis Diaz from Liverpool, and while Eze would fit well in their squad, the fee would likely be prohibitive.

At 15/2, Liverpool don't feel like particularly good value. We know the Reds are involved in a standoff with Newcastle for the transfer of Alexander Isak, and while there's a long way to go, it's far more likely that the Reds get that deal done than pivot their attention to a very different player in Eze.

At 16/1, Newcastle are a more compelling value pick. The Magpies could have a monumental cash injection on the way in the event Isak leaves for Liverpool, and while they'll probably want to sign another forward, Eze is a player profile that's sorely lacking in this Newcastle team.

Manchester City are out at 28/1, and while they've been linked heavily with Eze in the past, the Cityzens have already spent a lot of money in this transfer window. City have spent over £150m this summer, some of which was spent on Rayan Cherki, who plays a very similar role to Eze. You can never rule City out in the transfer market, but if they're to spend big on another player this summer, it seems like right-back Tino Livramento is their main target.

It's hard not to side with Arsenal at 3/10 here, not just because they're odds on with bookmakers, but also because it's blatantly clear that Eze is the sort of player their squad is desperately in need of. One caveat is that Arsenal are prone to inertia in the transfer market and can sometimes struggle getting the "bigger" deals done, which has been a strong criticism from some of their fans. There's also the fact that there are other attacking targets linked with the Gunners, which would likely be the route to Eze's signature for other clubs.

With that in mind, Tottenham are a good value pick at 11/2 as they appear to be the rational candidate to swoop in the event Arsenal manage to agree a deal for Rodrygo, or even Rafael Leao (who's been linked on several occasions). Eze would be a great fit in this Spurs team and as things stand, it looks like they likely have the finances to support this transfer, given it would be a deal of a similar magnitude to the Gibbs-White transfer.