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Opinion

After Euro 2024 exit, Tottenham must now sign attacker who’s ‘more talented than Cristiano Ronaldo’

Mark Marston
Mark Marston

Tottenham must now go all out to sign a player who shone at Euro 2024.

Ange Postecoglou and Spurꦰs scouts would’ve had a close eye on all of the proceedings aꦦt the European Championships in Germany this summer.

There could be a꧋s many as 10 players departing North London, so Postecoglou will have a healthy budget.

With that said, Tottenham must now make a Euro 2024 atta♐cker their top priority after his exit from the competition.

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Tottenham must try to sign Kenan Yildiz

Kenan Yildiz looked really li꧋vely at the European Championship with Turkey and has been rumoured as a potential Arsenal target.

The teenage attacker enjoyed a productive breakthrough campaign with Juventus last term 🐻and became their youngest-📖ever goalscorer in December, aged 18.

After a promising tournament in Germany, suitors will be lining up for his siꦚgnature and Spurs should seriously consider making a proposal.

Juventus are thou🤡ght to value Yildiz at £34m which is certainly a reasonable f⛦ee for a player of his calibre.

Kenan Yildiz’s profile would be perfect for Ange Postecoglou

Yildiz is an extremely versatileꦅ forward as he can operate as a left-winger, attacking midfielder and even as a number nin🗹e.

That would give Spurs great depth in a number of areas but 🦄it’d also fit Postecoglou’s fluid system like a glove.

His intell𓂃igent running and quality on the ball would make others better and given he’s only just celebrated his 19th birthday, there’s plenty of time to develop under the Austrialian’s stewardship.

Yildiz’s former youth coach made a bold claim that he’s ‘more talented than Cristiano Ronaldo’ – that’s how highly he’s rated.

So, whilst he remai🌞ns att🦩ainable for a reasonable fee, Spurs should be going all out to land his signature ahead of rival suitors.