“TRANSFER SHOCKER! Tottenham Bosses Stunned as £320K-a-Week SUPERSTAR Could Be Snagged for a JAW-DROPPING £30M Steal!”

Tottenham Hotspur have been notified that they could sign a high-profile striker for under £30 million this summer.

With chairman Daniel Levy set to prioritize smart business amid financial constraints and a likely “sell-to-buy” strategy, such a deal could be ideal.

Crunch Time for Postecoglou and Spurs

While Spurs prepare to face Aston Villa in the Premier League, the club’s real focus is on the upcoming Europa League final against Manchester United next week.

It marks a critical moment in what has been an otherwise forgettable domestic season.

Tottenham’s campaign has been marred by a string of poor results, setting an unfortunate club record for most Premier League losses in a single season (20).

However, victory in the Europa League could salvage their season and serve as a perfect farewell for manager Ange Postecoglou, who is expected to leave the club regardless of the result in Bilbao.

According to David Ornstein and other sources, Postecoglou is likely to move on after the final.

But lifting Spurs’ first major trophy in 17 years and securing a place in next season’s Champions League group stage would be a memorable way to sign off—and a significant boost in attracting quality signings.

Striker Search Tops Summer Priorities

One of Tottenham’s primary transfer targets this summer is a new striker, with Richarlison expected to be sold. Should he depart, Spurs will need to bring in a reliable goal scorer.

The North London club are reportedly among the suitors for Ipswich striker Liam Delap, who may be available for just £30 million due to a relegation-related release clause.

Meanwhile, reports from Germany suggest Spurs are exploring more cost-effective terms for a permanent move for Mathys Tel, although his future role at the club remains uncertain.

Dusan Vlahovic Available for Bargain Price

Another name emerging as a realistic target is Juventus forward Dusan Vlahovic.

According to GiveMeSport, Spurs have been informed that the Serbian international could be available for a significantly reduced fee.

Vlahovic, who is currently earning an estimated £320,000 per week at Juve, has underperformed in 2024—netting just two Serie A goals since January.

With his contract due to expire next summer and no renewal agreed, Juventus are reportedly open to selling.

While the Turin club would prefer a fee around £35 million, it’s claimed they could accept as little as £20 million due to Vlahovic’s recent dip in form and looming contract expiry.

For Levy and Spurs, who have previously been linked with the striker, this could be a golden opportunity.

Despite recent struggles, Vlahovic has shown his capabilities in the past.

He scored 21 goals during a breakout season at Fiorentina and followed it with 16 league goals last season for Juventus.

At just 25, the striker still has plenty of potential, and under the right management, he could rediscover the form that once made him one of Europe’s most coveted young forwards.

For Spurs, securing Vlahovic at a cut-rate price could represent a major coup—particularly if the new manager can reignite the fire in his game.