Tottenham Hotspur is now very keen to sign “incredible” £50m Palmer-style striker
Tottenham Hotspur is now keen to sign the “incredible” £50 million striker, who has been compared to Chelsea star Cole Palmer, a report said.
Spurs watch their son’s new forward uncertainty
Thomas Frank recently hinted that Tottenham Hotspur will soon have to make a big decision about his son’s future, the manager said: “Now, I have a player who is fully engaged in training and training and will play tomorrow. If a player goes to the club for a long time, then of course, there will always be a decision in the club.
“Because, if someone wants to leave at some stage, there’s something there. But, of course, the club always decides.”
No action seems to be taken in the near future, and the son is obviously still part of Frank’s plan, but given that the Koreans are now 33 years old, it makes sense to make a long-term replacement this summer.
Earlier this week, it was revealed that the Spurs were in talks with Yoane Wissa of Brentford, who might be a replacement for his son, given his ability to play on the left and in the middle.
However, Wissa isn’t the only one interested in Lilywhites, and the report by the EFL analysis shows that Tottenham is very keen to sign Southampton’s Tyler Dibling, but the deal will be the expensive side.
Despite suffering a Premier League relegation last season, the Saints will still pay for £50 million, showing St. Mary’s highly divided.
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The Spurs have other options with England International.
The winger’s signature could be fierce, with Manchester United, West Ham United and Nottingham Forest also known as potential suitors, and the 19-year-old might induce him to think he might stay in Southampton if he thinks the promotion is possible.
The word “incredible” is likened to Palmer
The Saints didn’t do most of the battle last season, but the Saints still managed to get the attention, and Dion Dublin even compared him to Chelsea star Palmer.
Dublin says: “You know what this is? I don’t want to put any pressure on him, but he plays his own game like Cole Palmer, isn’t he? He’s free and easy, he plays a good position, rolls the player, throws the player and gets the ball very well.”
Journalist Alfie House also impressed with the teenager’s display, calling him “incredible” from last November, suggesting that the winger could have a real impact on the N17.
£50 million is a huge fee for players who have not yet established their highest level, but in the Premier League, Dibling enjoys an impressive breakout season, and the move to North London could be a huge draw and offers Champions League football.
