Tottenham Hotspur are planning to sign a real replacement for Harry Kane 30, Bayern Munich.
"Tottenham will seek to recruit Evan Ferguson 19, Brighton to reinforce the front line in the transfer market this summer," British media "Team Talk" reported on the 6th .
Tottenham has achieved stellar performance this season. With 26 matches played in the Premier League, Tottenham is ranking fifth with 15 wins, five draws and six losses with 50 points.
The outlook for this season was not initially good. As Kane, who was in charge of the team's front line until last season, left for Munich, there were many concerns about his absence.
Manager Enze Postecoglou's tactics shone through. Postecoglou said, "Son Heung-min and Hishalysong alternately used as front-line strikers to fill Kane's gap.
The disappointment has not completely disappeared. According to the report, Tottenham wants to change its attacking tactics by recruiting a new striker in the transfer market this summer.
Ferguson is the likely candidate. Despite his young age, Ferguson has grabbed the attention of Tottenham Hotspur in all tournaments this season with six goals and two assists.
Ferguson is considered a promising striker who the world is paying attention to. Despite his young age, his calm scoring ability and ability to connect with teammates are considered his biggest strengths.
He proved himself with records. Ferguson made 16 goals and five assists in 34 games in all competitions last season, and was considered the centerpiece of Brighton's sensation.
He is evaluated as superior to Kane. "Kane did not play in the first division until he turned 21. Ferguson is clearly ahead of Kane," Tim Talk said.
"Rival clubs prefer signing Ivan Toney and Victor Osimhen. Tottenham can challenge Ferguson with relatively little competition this summer," he said, weighing on the possibility of a transfer. 토토사이트 추천
The obstacle is high transfer fees. Brighton signed a contract with Ferguson last year. He is reportedly demanding at least 100 million pounds 170 billion won for Ferguson's transfer fee.