Tottenham aim to strengthen their attack in the upcoming January transfer window and a report has shed light on whether Manchester United outcast, Marcus Rashford, will wind up in north London.
Spurs have experienced top-flight struggles this quarter, but they have a complex for the League Cup semi-finals and are among the favourites to raise the Europa League. Winning this latest festival will see them progress to next season’s Champions League, thus passing their modest league position largely out of words.
To help Ange Postecoglou ensure the second half of the season is better than the first, Tottenham are on the hunt for new signings in January.
An addition to the devastated rear line is expected through club injuries and a new update of athletics reported as such. However, it is also stated that the Spurs will seek in the last third.
Tottenham reporter Jay Harris wrote: ‘[Spurs] will look out for opportunities to improve their attacking options.
“They are over-the-top about Dominic Solanke, his son Heung-Min and Brennan Johnson to start every game, while Postecoglou has made clear his emotions about Timo Werner’s effectiveness. “
Marcus Rashford – who has been transfer-listed by Man Utd at a price point in the £50m-£60m range – has been linked.
Rashford promotes the role of the left wing, but can also play in the most sensible and supply a canopy for Solanke if necessary. This is the role that Richarlison intends to fulfill, the Brazilian continues to fight opposite to the injury and was not up to the expectations in any case in the field.
Harris listed Richarlison as one of the players Tottenham would be willing to sell. However, irrespective of whether Richarlison does depart, it doesn’t sound like Rashford is heading to Tottenham.
Harris explained: “It’s a simple link to create but, reading between the lines, any prospective move for Rashford is unlikely.
“He is 27 years old in October and the Spurs attacked players under 23 since Postcoglou was appointed.
‘Rashford prefers to play on the left wing, which is where captain Son, Werner and Wilson Odobert operate. The England international’s £325,000 a week wages would be a stumbling block, too.
‘The smarter option would be to sign a backup to Solanke – Richarlison’s struggles for form and fitness show he cannot be relied upon to the extent Postecoglou needs and would like.’
Providing an update on his own, trust journalist David Ornstein advised the maximum maximum results probably final if Rashford leaves Man UTD next month is a six -month loan agreement.
Ornstein wrote: “Amorim says he expects safe criteria of all players inside and outside the field, which seems that Rashford is meeting lately.
“This opens the door to an imaginable winter, according to various factors. The most important thing, United and Rashford deserve to need this. The indications are that at least they would be willing to talk about it. So, is there a market?
“Since lately he is playing and is gaining an incredibly superior salary, it is difficult to imagine a January sale; this would probably materialize more in the summer.
“What may be more delicate is a loan. This would give him a chance to get back on track and rebuild his price before the revised challenge after the season.
“Taking Rashford in a transient foundation also saves any of those who have to cover all their salary.
“United in the past has benefited from similar arrangements in the cases of Jadon Sancho and Mason Greenwood in Borussia Dortmund and Getafe respectively.
“There are no indications that this route continues, it is one of the coming weeks. “
Teamtalk understands that José Mourinho is open to meet Rashford in Fenerbahce. The will of United to sanction a loan and maintain a permanent movement will be the key to the good fortune of this movement.
In the news, football states that Tottenham intensifies his search for the defender of Atalanta, Ben Godfrey.
The spurs decide to climb their exhausted background in January and the former Everton type can be signed with a six -month loan.
Elsewhere, Sky Germany revealed Tottenham are one of numerous sides looking into the loan signing of PSG striker, Randal Kolo Muani.
The Frenchman has the gentle green to leave and a ticket to the Premier League is the expected result. Competition comes from Man Utd and Liverpool, while the night has replaced Arsenal to offer the attacker.