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Tottenham Hotspur remain keen to strengthen their attacking options before the January transfer window shuts, though securing a deal at this late stage is far from straightforward.
Desire and reality often diverge in the final days of the market, but developments elsewhere could yet work in Spurs’ favour.
With Fabrizio Romano reporting that Juventus are pushing to sign Randal Kolo Muani, potentially ending his loan spell at Tottenham prematurely, there is renewed optimism that ENIC could still land a meaningful upgrade in the number nine role.
Given the struggles of Thomas Frank’s side this season, an injection of quality in the final third feels increasingly necessary.
Spurs had been linked with Crystal Palace forward Jean-Philippe Mateta, but reliable journalist Alasdair Gold has confirmed that the Frenchman will not be moving to north London, with AC Milan leading the race for his signature instead.
That suits Tottenham to an extent, as Dominic Solanke has rediscovered both fitness and form, re-establishing himself as a dependable Premier League goalscorer.
Behind the scenes, however, technical director Johan Lange is targeting a younger, higher-upside option.
According to TEAMtalk, Tottenham are in discussions with intermediaries over a possible move for Jhon Duran.
The 22-year-old striker joined Al-Nassr from Aston Villa for around £64m last year and is currently on loan at Fenerbahce, but he is eager for a return to top-level European football.
French side Lille are believed to be leading the chase for a short-term loan, yet several English clubs are monitoring the situation.
Should Juventus succeed with Kolo Muani, Spurs could find themselves well placed to make a late move.
From a footballing perspective, Duran appears an ideal fit. Despite his young age, he already has a wealth of experience and previously impressed in the Premier League under Unai Emery.
Often deployed as a substitute, he earned a reputation as a devastating impact player, combining pace, power and a ruthless edge in front of goal.
Compared to Mateta, who would command a £40m fee and likely demand a starting role, Duran offers something different.
He is more clinical, misses fewer big chances, and brings explosive shooting ability, particularly from range.
That blend of attributes would allow Spurs to add firepower without unsettling Solanke’s role.
If Tottenham can pull off the deal, Duran’s arrival could give Frank the attacking spark needed to steer the club back on course during the decisive months ahead.
