“TOTTENHAM READY TO SMASH BRITISH TRANSFER RECORD WITH SHOCK £79M ASSASSIN MOVE THAT WILL MAKE KANE REGRET EVER LEAVING – ANG POSTECOGLOU IS ABOUT TO UNLEASH ABSOLUTE CHAOS!”

Tottenham Hotspur have spent months searching for a reliable goalscoring outlet, with injuries and inconsistency severely undermining their attacking options.

Dominic Solanke has struggled to maintain fitness, while Richarlison has not only battled frequent setbacks but has also failed to find any real rhythm in front of goal.

Meanwhile, Mathys Tel and Randal Kolo Muani have not managed to make the desired impact when deployed through the middle, leaving Spurs without a dependable centre-forward.

Given these circumstances, turning to the transfer market appears to be the most realistic solution, and a move in January is increasingly plausible.

According to Mark Brus, Tottenham are weighing up a bid for Porto striker Samu Aghehowa.

The 19-year-old has produced nine goals and one assist across all competitions this season and continues to attract interest from several Premier League sides.

Chelsea and Arsenal are also monitoring the talented forward.

However, with both clubs having spent heavily on attacking reinforcements during the summer, it would be unexpected for either to pursue Aghehowa aggressively in the upcoming winter window.

Why Tottenham must move quickly for Aghehowa

Aghehowa’s reputation is only likely to grow as he continues to deliver standout performances for Porto.

If Spurs are genuinely considering him as a long-term solution, they cannot afford to delay. Securing his signature early—before their London rivals revisit the striker market—could prove crucial.

The forward is expected to command a fee in the region of £79 million, a figure Tottenham are capable of meeting.

However, if they hesitate and allow Chelsea or Arsenal to join the chase, Spurs could easily be priced out by Chelsea’s financial muscle or lose out to the appeal of Arsenal’s more established project.

That said, both rival clubs are expected to give their recent summer signings time to settle before investing again, which makes January the optimal moment for Spurs to act decisively.

Porto may be open to a mid-season sale should their valuation be met, especially as they already sit in a strong position in the Liga NOS title race.

Ultimately, the decision now rests with Tottenham and how boldly they are willing to invest in the winter market.