Tottenham Hotspur are all set to ramp up efforts to acquire the services of Juventus forward Dusan Vlahovic amidst interest from Chelsea.
According to Rudy Galetti, Tottenham Hotspur are keen on having Dusan Vlahovic in their ranks and are all set to step up their interest. They have been keeping an eye on the 23-year-old for a while now and have finally started making moves.
Spurs are looking for a potential replacement for their star striker Harry Kane who is linked with a move to Bayern Munich. Kane is among the best forwards in world football and he is the most prized possession of the London club. While they are still keen on having him at the club, there is a real possibility that he could join the German giants.
They might have rejected two offers from Bayern Munich but rejecting a third might not be possible with the player pushing for a move. As a result, they have started making moves to secure a replacement and have their eyes set on the 23-year-old Juventus striker.
The Serbian international made the move to Juventus from Fiorentina back in the winter of 2022. While he might not have done wonders at the Turin-based club, the 23-year-old still managed to score 23 goals and created another six goals in his 63 matches.
He still has age on his side and can get better with time. Vlahovic can surely be a great addition to the Spurs ranks. Meanwhile, the Old Lady are ready to offload the Serbian international because of their ongoing financial crisis. They are ready to accept an offer in the region of €80 million.
Spurs were monitoring him so far but have decided to step up their interest and make moves amidst interest from Chelsea. With Romelu Lukaku likely to join Inter Milan, the Blues won’t have a proper number nine to work with and they are looking at Vlahovic as someone who can lead their attack.
With Chelsea interested in the 23-year-old’s services, Tottenham have decided to ramp up efforts to sign him. They do not want to lose out on the Serbian international as they consider him the best possible option to replace Kane if he ends up moving to Germany.
