Club refuse to sell their ‘world class’ player’s shirts after rumours Tottenham would seal deal soon
With just two weeks remaining until the start of the new Premier League season, Tottenham Hotspur is intensifying their search for a new forward. Despite signing South Korean prospect Yang Min-hyeok from Gangwon FC, his arrival is not expected until January, leaving Spurs with their existing front line from the 2023/24 season.
Ange Postecoglou has made it clear that bolstering the attack is a priority as Spurs approach the new campaign without a fit striker. The team ended last season heavily relying on their collective front line to compensate for the absence of a dedicated forward following Harry Kane’s departure.
One of Tottenham’s summer targets, Federico Chiesa, appears to be on the verge of leaving Juventus. Reports from Calciomercato indicate that Juventus has removed Chiesa’s shirts from sale, suggesting an imminent transfer.
The Italian international, described as “world class,” has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs, including Arsenal. Juventus’ new manager, Thiago Motta, seems to be sidelining Chiesa, further fueling speculation about his departure.
Despite a productive pre-season in terms of goals, Tottenham’s lack of a fit striker remains a significant concern. Richarlison’s inability to participate in pre-season matches has exacerbated the situation, highlighting the urgent need for a reliable forward.
Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke has emerged as a key target for Tottenham. The North London club is reportedly stepping up their efforts to sign the striker. Solanke’s potential arrival could be crucial, as Spurs face the possibility of starting the season with Dejan Kulusevski playing out of position through the middle.
The current transfer window presents a challenging yet crucial period for Tottenham. Postecoglou’s focus on securing a new forward underscores the team’s strategic priorities. The potential signings of Chiesa and Solanke highlight the club’s intent to strengthen their attacking options significantly.
As the new Premier League season looms, Tottenham’s search for a new forward remains a top priority. The pursuit of Federico Chiesa and Dominic Solanke reflects the club’s determination to address their attacking needs.
With pre-season nearing its end, the coming weeks will be pivotal in shaping Tottenham’s squad for the upcoming campaign. The successful acquisition of a new striker could make all the difference in achieving their goals for the season.
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