Trabzonspor attacking midfielder Abdulkadir Omur has been closely linked with a summer exit.
Tottenham and Benfica have both expressed an interest in the Turkey international.
Trabzonspor president Ahmet Agaoglu has confirmed there are offers for Omur including a bid from Benfica.
The Portuguese giants have bid £10.6m (€12m) but Trabzonspor have made it clear they want £14.2m (€16m) and a 20 percent future sale clause.
Agaoglu does not expect Benfica to meet his demands but should another club do so it could result in the sale of the 19-year-old.
“It is not just my decision, the board will have to come to a decision,” Agaoglu said.
“The board are either going reject the £10.6m offer or propose a counteroffer, £14.2m is the figure we are looking for.
“Of course, they are going to have to convince me as well.
“I have made it clear that I want to include a 20 percent future sale clause, something Benfica do not seem keen on.”
Sources close to Trabzonspor have revealed to Turkish-Football that Spurs have been keeping close tabs on the Turkey international.
Spurs have made enquiries for the attacking midfielder.
Turkish journalist Erdal Hos – who has close ties to Trabzonspor – meanwhile, claims that Spurs did make an offer for Omur.
Omur is already a first-team star for the Super Lig outfit and scored three times while providing six assists in 32 appearances last season.
The youngster is currently on international duty with Turkey for the U19 European Championships and provided an assist in the 3-2 defeat against England in the opening game.
The Trabzonspor star was picked for the Guardian newspapers 2016 Next Generation project alongside 60 of the best young talents in world football.
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