“GIGANTIC Superstar’s Agents in SHOCKING Talks with Tottenham as Club DESPERATELY Tries to DUMP Him!”

Tottenham Hotspur have been approached by representatives of a “massive” striker, with the player’s current club now open to selling him.

As Spurs look to reinforce their attack, this potential deal aligns with their transfer ambitions for the summer window.

Chairman Daniel Levy is reportedly prioritizing the addition of attacking talent in the coming months.

However, Tottenham may need to follow a ‘sell-to-buy’ strategy, meaning several current players could be offloaded to fund new arrivals.

The long-term future of manager Ange Postecoglou remains uncertain, especially with the Europa League final looming.

Regardless of the outcome, there’s a growing possibility that a number of fringe attackers could leave alongside him.

Manor Solomon and Bryan Gil have spent the 2024/25 season on loan at Leeds United and Girona respectively, and neither appear likely to stay at Spurs.

Richarlison may also be made available for transfer, signaling a significant overhaul in the club’s forward options.

In anticipation of these departures, Tottenham are actively exploring replacements.

The club has expressed interest in Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap, who could be available for £30 million due to Ipswich’s relegation.

Another option is Borussia Mönchengladbach’s Tim Kleindienst, following a strong Bundesliga campaign. Levy is also aiming to secure Mathys Tel on a permanent basis after a loan spell, per reports from Sport Bild.

Spurs could also consider a move for Juventus forward Dusan Vlahovic, whose contract expires in 2026.

According to GiveMeSport, the Serbian striker could be available at a reasonable price this summer, with Juventus open to offers.

Journalist Graeme Bailey has now provided further insight into Vlahovic’s situation, reporting for The Boot Room that the striker’s representatives have reached out to Tottenham, along with other interested Premier League sides. Juventus are believed to be seeking around £25 million for the 25-year-old.

While Vlahovic’s recent form has dipped—he’s scored just two Serie A goals in the second half of the season—he has still managed 14 goals in all competitions, including four in the Champions League.

When in form, he’s a powerful and reliable centre-forward who consistently hits double digits each season.

However, a major obstacle could be Vlahovic’s wages. His reported £320,000-per-week salary at Juventus would make him Tottenham’s highest-paid player by a significant margin, something Levy is expected to address during negotiations.

Former Juve striker Roberto Boninsegna praised Vlahovic, saying: “He’s strong, massive, he fills up front, he’s a reference, he’s a left-footer full of courage. A good centre-forward.”

Boninsegna also mentioned his admiration for Atalanta striker Mateo Retegui, describing him as a natural goal scorer.