Tottenham are interested in Noah Okafor, who could depart RB Salzburg in the summer as he enters the final year of his deal.
According to Sempre Milan, Noah Okafor is a target for Tottenham in the summer. The RB Salzburg forward has plenty of suitors from England and Italy, as he could decide on a new destination after the season ends.
Tottenham could look for a revamp to their attacking setup as they might have to plan life without Harry Kane. Spurs would like their talisman to remain in north London, but with the forward entering the final year of his deal, things look shady with his future.
Things will become clearer when the summer comes, but in any case, they need to revamp their forward line and make some interesting acquisitions. The idea behind signing Arnaut Danjuma was clear in January, as Spurs wanted to integrate a young forward to shore up the options.
Despite Danjuma’s apparent failure to integrate into their plans, Spurs will look to sign a player who could provide the spark as an alternative. Noah Okafor has emerged on their list, along with some other players in that age group.
The 22-year-old forward has had a good season scoring 10 times in all competitions for RB Salzburg. However, with his contract entering the final year in the summer, the Austrian side might choose to cash in rather than fruitlessly prolong a renewal.
Okafor has had suitors from England and Italy in recent months. AC Milan wants a new, young forward to shore up their options. They are also looking at Arsenal’s Folarin Balogun if they plan on selling the exciting star.
Arsenal are also looking at Okafor as a possible option to improve their attacking setup. Hence, Tottenham may have to put forward a strong case, especially when they might not qualify for the Champions League next summer.
The 22-year-old forward could become available at a knocked-down price, considering he will have a year left on his deal. Hence, he becomes an exciting option for any club looking for a progressive attacker who can play virtually all three front positions.
