TOTTENHAM’S £86M STRIKER BOMBSHELL: SECRET TALKS EXPLODE FOR SHOCK LOAN RAID WITH BUY CLAUSE THAT COULD SHATTER PREMIER LEAGUE RECORDS!
Tottenham Hotspur step up January striker pursuit as fresh boost emerges in transfer chase

Samu Aghehowa has been in sensational form since joining Porto in the summer of 2024, hitting the ground running with eight goals in nine appearances across all competitions.
His blistering start has not gone unnoticed, with Tottenham Hotspur reportedly monitoring the 21-year-old closely.
Speculation linking Aghehowa with Spurs first surfaced earlier this month and has gathered momentum ever since.
Reports suggest that Fabio Paratici is set to lead Tottenham’s efforts to bring the Spanish forward to north London, and fresh developments have now given the Lilywhites renewed optimism in their pursuit.

According to CaughtOffside, Tottenham are showing the strongest interest in Aghehowa despite competition from several other Premier League clubs.
The report adds that Spurs have already opened preliminary talks with Porto over a potential short-term deal, which could include an option to buy.
Initially, the Portuguese giants were adamant that Aghehowa would only be sold if his €100 million (£86 million) release clause was met.
However, sources close to Porto now indicate that financial pressures may force the club to soften their stance should a significant offer arrive in January.
Tottenham are not alone in tracking the prolific striker. CaughtOffside notes that Arsenal and Nottingham Forest have both scouted Aghehowa this season, with both clubs weighing up whether to join the race for his signature.
Newcastle United also held discussions with Porto during the summer, though they are unlikely to revive their interest in the winter window.
Meanwhile, Fichajes previously reported that Chelsea are preparing a substantial bid for the young forward, meaning Tottenham could face a battle on multiple fronts to secure Aghehowa’s services.
Even so, Spurs are believed to be in the strongest position as the January transfer window approaches.



