Tottenham is actively looking to sign a compelling alternative to West Hamwinger Mohamed Kudus and isn’t far from the Hammer Star star.
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Spurs are actively looking for buyers.
Earlier this week, multiple reports began to emerge that the Spurs had held discussions with Kudus, with President Daniel Levy even reaching out to his East London counterpart, David Sullivan, for discussions that are over 24 (Gibemesport).
These talks were also backed up by trusted transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano, and reported that a “positive” approach was taken as negotiations progressed between players and all parties involved in the club.
Insider Paul O’Keefe, a highly reliable source for Lily White, even said Tottenham is already seeing the first £50 million offer that was rejected against Kudus, which took place mid-June.
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West Ham is reportedly sold for around £60 million (Guardian), and if the Spurs could go anywhere to pursue their former Ajax star, it would be the first move between the two clubs since Scott Parker switched to North London in 2011.
Levy and Co wouldn’t want to hug for too long, just under two months before the end of the summer window.
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Talking to football insiders, O’Rourke claims that the men are Evan suppositions and Ogc ahead of the Evan suppositions from behind 13 goals seasons in all competitions.
Tottenham is tentatively linked to speculation and this window movement, but O’Rourke tells football insiders that Thomas Frank’s side is actively pursuing the versatile Ivory Coast International, which appeared on the right, mainly in the position of Kdus.
Like both aspects, the 24-year-old can run as a second striker and even centrally if necessary. Tottenham also requires up to £25 million to sign a contract for speculation, making this an attractive option for Levi, and O’Rourke says it’s an ideal signature for Frank’s system as well.
“A lot of Premier League clubs are seeing speculation,” O’Rourke said.
“He had a very good season with nice last season. He has a good record as he scored 12 goals and 7 assists in 33 League 1 games. He has a physical profile that you think will be successful in English football.
“I’ve been interested in Brighton, West Ham and the wolves, and now Tottenham is also actively interested in speculation.
“I am aware that I am interested in this upcoming transfer window, and for Tottenham, he is a good signing and will fit in the play of Thomas Frank.
“The speculation and how you can play anywhere beyond the forefront will be a valuable addition to him. I hope to be able to protect him after the Champions League’s own qualifiers.
“They are looking for a big fee of around £20 million for the player who still has three years left on his contract.
“It’s not an easy deal, but it’s not surprising that many Premier League clubs are watching him.”