Revealed: The key moment when Anthony Gordon sparked Thomas Tuchel's interest amid Chelsea's £60 million bid

The moment that sparked Thomas Tuchel’s interest in Everton youngster Anthony Gordon has been revealed amid his speculated move to Chelsea this summer.

Over the past couple of weeks, Gordon has been linked with a move to the Blues after an impressive few months for the Toffees at Goodison Park.

Callum Hudson-Odoi and Hakim Ziyech are also speculated to be leaving this summer.

Raheem Sterling has been the club’s only attacking signing so far this window, although this could be set to change amid the interest in striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Gordon could be ready to make the switch from Merseyside to London this summer as Chelsea look to work on a deal.

Everton beat Chelsea 1-0 thanks to Richarlison’s goal, three points that proved to be crucial as they eventually secured their Premier League survival.

Tuchel is said to have been impressed with the winger’s attitude and speed on the ball, and the Blues boss believes he’d be able to work well with him.

In fact, the reverse fixture at Stamford Bridge back in December, in which Gordon assisted Everton’s equaliser, was the youngster’s initial game that impressed Tuchel.

However, it is said that the match at the start of May was ‘decisive’ in the manager’s judgement of the player.

Everton have already rejected an offer in excess of £40 million for their player, although this has not put the Blues off a potential move.

The player himself wants the transfer, and Chelsea are optimistic that a move can take place.

A deal could see the west London side pay an initial £50 million with an extra £10 million worth of add-ons.

He could be one of three new players to make the switch to Stamford Bridge this summer, as they look to sign Aubameyang from Barcelona.