Tottenham now leading race for “unbelievable” £30m forward

Tottenham Hotspr is now leading the race for the “incredible” Premier League striker, which can be a “main player” in the AnglyCoglou team, according to former scouting, Mick Brown.

Tottenham put scenes on the new wing

He confirmed the Tottenham injury crisis this season, which can be said that it can be attributed to the style of playcoglou playing, which stressed the manager’s need to increase strength this summer, if he remains in his position after the end of the campaign.

With the expiration of the Son Heung-MIN contract at the end of the next season, it may be especially important for Tottenham to bring a new suite this summer, and a number of goals have now been set.

Recently, Bayern Munich striker Kingsley Koman has been added to the brief list, where Florian Plentberg revealed that Lilioitte wanted to sign the French, although moving to Arsenal is probably, and there are some concerns about his possible wage demands.

Postecoglou team is also looking for the two wings from within the English Premier League, and they have now joined the race on Mohamed Hamid United, while Nony Madeweik was named from Chelsea as a possible goal.

There was now a new update on Tottenham’s pursuit of Madueke, where a report from InBools Insider revealed that they are now leading the race to the pavilion, and there is a belief that they will be able to persuade him to move through the capital this summer.

The report continues to deport quotes from the previous scouts, Brown, who says: “Tottenham is one of the difference that she was looking at, and I think Aston Villa was too.

“I hear, Tottenham believes that they can lure him by checking this step because they are ready to make a regular play time.

“He will be given the opportunity to make a name for himself and establish himself as a major player.

“If he can play regularly in Tottenham, there is no reason to do it.”

“Incredibly” can be Madueke’s high quality addition to Speerham

It would be a little strange for Chelsea to think about selling the 23 -year -old this summer, given that he showed clear signs of development this season, as he got seven goals and three passes in 25 games in the Premier League.

In light of the impressive right-wing offers, he got his first cover in England against Finland in September, and to help the second goal for Harry Kane in a 2-0 victory.

England also received great praise from former director Mauricio Pochettino near the back end of last season, with Argentina saying: “Nony Maddock, incredible. He did a great job with the ball and without the ball.”

The former PsV Einhoven man, who cost Chelsea 30 million pounds in 2023, can be an excellent signature on Tottenham this summer, so it is the most promising news that they are now leading the race to sign it.