Report: Tottenham Eye Move for ‘Exceptional’ Forward with £43m Release Clause, Player Open to Transfer

Tottenham Hotspur Targeting Moise Kean for Summer Move

Tottenham Hotspur are among several clubs expressing interest in former Premier League striker and Italian international Moise Kean.

The ex-Everton forward, despite being just 24, has been around for years and is now finding his best form in Italy.

This season, he has scored 19 goals in 28 appearances across all competitions for Fiorentina.

His impressive performances have caught the attention of Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou, who sees him as a potential option to compete with Dominic Solanke for the number nine role next season.

Tottenham to Pursue Kean Deal

According to CaughtOffside, Kean has a £43 million release clause, and several Premier League clubs are keen on signing him.

Tottenham have shown particular interest, and reports suggest Kean, described as “exceptional,” would be open to a return to England.

Kean’s first stint in the Premier League with Everton was underwhelming, and he also faced challenges at Juventus.

However, his resurgence at Fiorentina suggests he has matured as a player and learned from past struggles.

Kean’s Progress and Potential Fit at Spurs

While his goal tally this season isn’t record-breaking, he has demonstrated increased efficiency and consistency in front of goal.

His ability to convert chances at a higher rate suggests he has evolved into a more clinical finisher.

Kean’s talent has never been in doubt—his time at Juventus’ academy and a loan spell at PSG highlight his potential.

However, questions remain about how he would fit into Spurs’ plans, given the club’s significant investment in Solanke last summer.

Would Postecoglou see him as a rotational option, or could he push for a starting role?

With Tottenham eager to strengthen their attacking options, Kean’s availability presents an intriguing opportunity.

Whether they trigger his release clause remains to be seen, but his resurgence in Italy has certainly put him back on the radar of Premier League clubs.