According to Sky Sports, Tottenham Hotspur are now assessing various attackers on the market, including one Premier League winger.
Sky Sports have claimed that next on Ange Postecoglou’s agenda for the summer window is to land a ‘versatile forward’, with the Australian keen on adding more firepower to his front line.
In fact, the outlet describes the area as a ‘priority’ for Spurs as they step up their transfer business ahead of Postecoglou’s second season in charge.
Interestingly, the report names Lille’s Jonathan David, who is currently with the Canadian squad at the Copa America, and Wolves winger Pedro Neto, as among the players Tottenham have looked at.
RB Leipzig’s Lois Openda is named as the other player that Spurs have studied on the back of the Belgian’s outstanding debut season in the Bundesliga, where he netted 28 goals and provided seven assists across all competitions.
However, Sky Sports add that as things stand, the Lilywhites have not submitted formal offers for any of these three players.
Tottenham are yet to bring in a replacement for Harry Kane, who left his boyhood club last summer to join Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich.
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Interestingly, Sky have lumped together Neto with David and Openda. While the Leipzig and Lille forwards are out-and-out number nines, Neto is not particularly adept at playing through the middle.
I would think that Tottenham’s pursuit of the Wolves player would likely have little to do with their search for a striker.
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