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Tottenham believed to be interested in former Juventus striker who is now a free agent

Tottenham are hoping to bring in attacking reinforcements in the coming weeks.

Tottenham have kickstarted a new era under Roberto de Zerbi as the club aims to compete at the top end of the Premier League table this season. Surprisingly, the Lilywhites have shown plenty of ambition in the transfer market, bringing in several top-quality players to back the Italian tactician. The Lewis family deserve credit for splashing the cash on new reinforcements as the North Londoners look to go toe-to-toe with their rivals in the coming months.

Spurs moved swiftly in the transfer market, bolstering their defence by signing the likes of Marcos Senesi, Andy Robertson, and Jan Paul van Hecke at the start of the transfer window. On the other hand, the Lilywhites also successfully revamped their midfield by breaking their own transfer record to sign Mateus Fernandes from West Ham United and Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United.

The focus should now shift towards bringing in attacking reinforcements before the transfer window shuts in a few weeks’ time. It is important for the North Londoners to sign a new attacker who can genuinely compete with Dominic Solanke for a place in Roberto de Zerbi’s starting eleven. Spurs’ poor luck with injuries means the club must splash the cash on someone capable of staying fit for the majority of the upcoming season.

Tottenham keeping tabs on former Juventus star Dusan Vlahovic

It comes as no surprise that Tottenham are looking to strengthen their attack this summer. The Lilywhites must ensure they bring in players who are ready to make an immediate impact at N17 and are clinical in front of goal. With Richarlison potentially heading for the exit door in the coming weeks, the North Londoners must secure a quality replacement who can fill the void left behind by the Brazilian.

As per Daily Mail, Spurs are interested in signing former Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic. The Serbian international is currently a free agent after his contract with the Old Lady expired this summer. It is believed that the player is eager for a fresh challenge as he looks to get his career back on track before the transfer window closes in the coming weeks.

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Spurs have held an interest in Vlahovic for quite some time. The North Londoners were also keen on signing the 26-year-old last summer after it became clear that he would not renew his contract with Juventus. However, a move failed to materialise after Thomas Frank decided to keep hold of Richarlison and give the Brazilian international another opportunity to prove himself at N17.

Should Tottenham take the chance on Dusan Vlahovic?

In terms of pure goalscoring ability, there are not many strikers in world football better than Dusan Vlahovic. The 26-year-old possesses a natural goalscoring instinct that could prove crucial for the Lilywhites. His return of 68 goals in 168 appearances for Juventus suggests the prolific striker would be an excellent addition to the squad, especially considering he is currently a free agent. Not only that, but the Serbian international also ranked fourth among players with the highest non-penalty goals per minute in Serie A last season, averaging 0.56 goals.

As lethal as his left foot is, Spurs should steer clear of signing Dusan Vlahovic this summer. The Lilywhites already have two injury-prone strikers in Richarlison and Dominic Solanke, and they should avoid adding another by signing Vlahovic before the transfer window closes. It is also worth noting that the 26-year-old was the highest-paid player in Serie A last season before his contract with Juventus expired. So, while he is available on a free transfer this summer, his wage demands are likely to be far too high for the North Londoners.

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