A Tottenham Hotspur star, who has started two of the club’s three matches so far this season, was the subject of late interest from Chelsea.Deadline day was a busy one for Spurs, with two new players arriving through the door and three exiting the club.Kevin Danso and Pape Sarr sealed their expected moves to Sunderland and Juventus respectively, while Kota Takai joined Belgian side Sint-Truidense on loan.Spurs secured the services of Mykhailo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo from Chelsea, but it turns out those were not the only two players the two London rivals discussed on deadline day.Credit: @thatfootballphotog / InstagramChelsea called Tottenham to ask about a late deal for Lucas BergvallTottenham insider, Szyexcl, revealed yesterday that Chelsea had enquired about the availability of Lucas Bergvall, who was willing to move to Stamford Bridge.Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that there is truth to that claim, revealing that the Blues did call Roberto De Zerbi’s side yesterday about the 20-year-old.Romano said on his YouTube video on deadline day: “They [Chelsea] made some calls to understand the situation of Lucas Bergvall at Tottenham, so it’s true that there were some conversations to understand if Bergvall could be available.”Roberto De Zerbi sees Bergvall as an important player for SpursTottenham were never going to entertain offers for the Swede, given that De Zerbi had said a few weeks ago that Bergvall would 100 per cent stay.The Spurs boss handed the 20-year-old starts in the club’s first two matches of the season against Brentford and Charlton.While the midfielder struggled against the Bees, De Zerbi publicly defended Bergvall’s performance and confidently asserted that the youngster will become better through the season.READ MORE: Mykhailo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo choose their Tottenham shirt numbersThe post Fabrizio Romano confirms Chelsea enquired about Tottenham star on deadline day appeared first on Spurs Web.