Tottenham director want to bring new forward with Werner, have all eyes on fearless striker

Timo Werner finds the net for Tottenham, sparking discussions among Tottenham executives regarding the acquisition of a new striker, in addition to finalizing a permanent deal for Werner, potentially involving a £100 million star for the role.

Reports suggest that Spurs are exploring options for a new striker this summer, alongside rumored interests in a winger and another center-back, as they seek to potentially replace their club-record goalscorer Harry Kane.

With the assistance of technical director Johan Lange and the extensive contacts of former managing director Fabio Paratici, Tottenham is reportedly laying the groundwork to secure a marquee striker, leading to speculations linking the club with several top options.

Among the candidates, Brentford star Ivan Toney emerges as a potential target, with the England international seemingly poised to depart his current club and join a top-tier team in the near future.

In addition to well-known prospects, lesser-known options like Union St. Gilloise striker Mohamed Amoura are also being considered.

Amoura, who hails from Algeria, has showcased impressive performances with 22 goals and six assists in all competitions, potentially available for a transfer fee as low as £17 million.

Despite Richarlison’s commendable goal-scoring record of nine goals in his last 11 league appearances as the sole natural senior striking option in Ange Postecoglou’s squad, Tottenham remains active in exploring other striking options ahead of the upcoming transfer window.

Recent reports suggest that Tottenham is likely to exercise the £15 million buy-option clause in Timo Werner’s contract, making his move from RB Leipzig permanent.

However, the club is still keen on securing a striker in addition to the German forward.

Highly regarded Republic of Ireland sensation, Ferguson, rumored to carry a hefty £100 million price tag, has captured the attention of Spurs executives.

Ferguson’s exceptional performances have impressed observers, including former Arsenal legend Ian Wright, who has lauded the 19-year-old’s composure and finishing abilities.

With Ferguson’s burgeoning talent and potential, coupled with Tottenham’s ambition to strengthen their attacking lineup, discussions surrounding potential acquisitions continue to gather momentum as the transfer window approaches.

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