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£15m goal machine on Tottenham radar dreams of Premier League move
Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with Stuttgart’s Serhou Guirassy ahead of the January transfer window.
In October, journalist Dean Jones told the podcast that Spurs are monitoring the Guinea international forward.
Of course, Tottenham did not sign an out-and-out striker after selling Harry Kane in the summer.
Now, has shared a transfer update that bodes well for Spurs in their hopes of signing Guirassy.
They explain that, while Guirassy was on international duty, the courtship for his signature has been getting ‘wilder and wilder’.
He can leave Stuttgart for just €17.5million (£15million) in the January transfer window via a release clause, something which attracts ‘many interested parties’.
As well as Tottenham, Newcastle United are apparently pursuing Guirassy too. These moves would see him ‘fulfil his dream’ of playing in the Premier League.
This dream of playing in the English top flight has already seen him snub a move to Saudi Pro League clubs, who also want to sign him soon, added the report.
Guirassy turned down these offers despite the fact he could have ‘earned significantly more’ than he currently does in Stuttgart.
Serhou Guirassy a no-brainer signing for Tottenham – TBR View
Guirassy has enjoyed an amazing season so far, registering 16 goals and two assists from just 10 club outings in all competition.
The 6ft 2in powerhouse, who has been described as a ‘’ striker, is certainly a great shout for Tottenham.
At just £15million, he’d be an inexpensive gamble. At 27 years of age, he’s in his prime, and he clearly knows where the back of the net is.
Newcastle will pose tough competition, particularly as they’re still with a shout of making Europe next season. However, Spurs will fancy their chances of signing him.
Perhaps the Postecoglou factor and the London factor could help sway Guirassy into picking Tottenham ahead of Newcastle?