Tottenham determined and willing to pay £43m for Bournemouth star Semenyo

Tottenham Hotspur is now designed to win the race for the “great” Premier League striker, and they are ready to provide 43 million pounds to get a deal on the line, according to a report.

Tottenham returns to the ways to win against the saints

Tottenham’s victory in the Premier League in the Premier League ended yesterday afternoon, as he won 3-1 to Southampton at home, which means that visitors’ decline in the first stage in history has been confirmed.

It was a game that was expected to win Spears, despite its bad shape, and the task was accomplished in a relatively comfortable way, as Brennan Johnson got two goals and Matess Tel gets his first goal in the Premier League.

Ange postecoglou is likely to be happy to perform his miracles, but there are signs that Australian can look forward to strengthening his attacking options in the summer, if he can keep his job.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin from Everton is the latest attacker to move to northern London, while Lilywhites are also keen on strengthening the vast areas, and Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace is among the potential goals.

EZE is not the only winner in the Premier League they are watching, with a report from Spain that revealed that Tottenham is now designed to win the Antoine Semenyo race from AFC Bournemouth.

Manchester United is also interested in Bournemouth wing, as the two clubs were assigned to fight for its services this summer, and they are ready to cancel 50 million euros (43 million pounds) to obtain a deal on the line.

Cherry is not fully against drainage in Ghanaian, if it gets an appropriate offer, despite its importance to the Andoni iraola side.

“Wonderful” semenyo influence on cherry

It would be fair to say that Bournemouth exceeded expectations this season, given that they still have an external opportunity to qualify for Europe, and the 25 -year -old was one of the main players.

The London -born wing always plays 90 minutes, and has regularly made goals and assistance in the Premier League, with 12 contributions in his name in 30 games.

Journalist Thomas Hammond also left Ghana International’s admiration this season, noting that he was “wonderful” after impressive performance against Newcastle United in January.

However, Semenyo has not been in the best cases in recent weeks, after now six games without goal or assistance in the Premier League, so Tottenham must continue to monitor its performance from now to the end of the season.