Ange Postecoglou, the manager of Spurs, should be commended for his efforts during the team’s first full season without Harry Kane, the club record goalscorer, who moved to Bayern Munich last year in a multimillion-pound deal.
In Kane’s place, players like Richarlison and Son Heung-min have contributed when it counts and Tottenham appears certain to at least make it to the Europa League.
However, reputable media sources like Fabrizio Romano have reported that Spurs want to bolster their squad with more goals and assists when the transfer window reopens. This might very well involve a new number nine, as some rumors have it that their hiring team is considering bringing in a striker.
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Mohamed Amoura, a striker for Union St. Gillosie, has been linked to Tottenham as a potential target. In recent days, there has been a daring rumor that Tottenham has made an out-of-window offer to the Jupiler Pro League team.
Levy has reportedly set aside “big funds” to sign a striker this summer, so perhaps they can aim a little higher. The Algerian starlet could cost as little as £17 million, according to Football Fancast.
Ivan Toney, an England international, is a bigger-name target for Spurs from Brentford. His contract with the club is set to expire in 2025, and it appears highly likely that he will leave this summer.
They have also occasionally been linked to Dominic Solanke, a star player for Bournemouth who has been playing sensationally well under Andoni Iraola this season.
It is understandable why there is increasing demand for the Cherries star’s signature after he has scored 19 goals and provided four assists across all competitions this season.
Dominic Solanke ‘A Worthy Replacement’ For Harry Kane
After his stellar 2023–2024 season, Pete O’Rourke, a journalist for Football Insider, reported this week that Tottenham has entered the summer transfer window to sign Solanke. However, they will have competition from West Ham and Arsenal.
The term “concrete” indicates that they are serious about the deal and there are rumors that Bournemouth could find an offer of about £45 million “acceptable” even if they would have to start the bidding at a higher price.
One of Solanke’s former coaches described the Englishman as the “hardest working” number nine he has ever seen, which speaks to the appeal of Solanke’s approach.
“He is an illusion. Because it’s hard to score goals at this level, I think as a center forward sometimes his work goes unnoticed,” stated former Bournemouth manager Gary O’Neil.
However, I’m thrilled that he scored because when you ask him to push, he pushes back and performs other tasks while in possession.
He really does everything within his power. Most likely the most diligent center forward I have ever seen.”
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