Spurs contacted to sign £47m Premier League ‘monster’

In short, Tottenham’s Tottenham has been around for a few months.

Ange Postecoglou, for example, led the club to win their first trophy in 17 years and was not replaced by Thomas Frank until a few weeks later.

The former Brentford manager will cut his job and try to restore the club to the top of the Premier League next season, but Daniel Levy and the co-op can help him by bringing some key talent this summer.

Fortunately, it seems to be the plan, as the report has now linked the Spurs to a forward who won a comparison with the sensational Alexander Isak.

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Although the Spurs’ defense is a bigger problem this season, their offense is not completely smooth, with six teams scoring higher in the Premier League.

So it’s not surprising to see the club connect with many frontline talents in recent weeks, such as Bryan Mbeumo and Bradley Barcola.

But as the former looks increasingly likely to join Manchester United, the latter is said to be worth at least £101 million, Lilywhites may need to look for attack reinforcements elsewhere.

Fortunately, another name has entered this mix, someone with experience in the Premier League: Diogo Jota.

Yes, according to the latest report by journalist Matt Thielen, the Spurs are one of several aspects of interest in the Liverpool Stars.

In fact, reporters claimed that the North Londoner had contacted the players through potential moves.

However, Newcastle United, Wolf Hampton Wanderers and other teams abroad have also been in touch, with Liverpool players hoping for up to €55 million, or about £47 million, according to reports in late April.

Overcoming this line can be a complex and expensive transfer, but given Jota’s ability and experience, it’s a worthwhile move, especially when he wins the comparison with Isak.

Comparison between Jota and Isak

OK, so before we look at some other reasons why the Spurs might want to go out and sign this summer, we need to check the comparison with ISAK and where it comes from.

In this case, it originated from FBREF, which looked at players from the top five European leagues, Champions League and Europa League, and then created a list of the most comparable players for each player at the time.

In this case, the conclusion is that Newcastle’s star is most similar to Liverpool star in the past 35 days.

The best way to view this method is to view each other’s basic metrics of ranking each other, including but not limited to unexpected expected target plus assists, expected assists, liquidation, blocks, obstacles, progress carrying, etc., all every 90 points.

However, while arguably the most popular and exciting forward in football today is certainly encouraging and shows the quality of the former Wolverhampton Rangers star, that’s not the only reason Lilywhites should sign him.

In fact, the main reason Levy and Co should follow him is his consistent output over the past few seasons.

For example, since the 21/22 campaign began, the 28-year-old “monster” was called 52 goals by Liverpool blogger Si Steers and provided 25 assists on 152 appearances, totaling 8,512 minutes.

This means that Porto-born Dynamo averages goals per 1.97 games or more impressive games per 110.54 minutes, which is the kind of output Frank can do with him next season in North London.

Ultimately, Jota is statistically similar not only to one of the best forwards in the world, but also has an excellent output rate himself, so the Spurs should do everything possible to sign him this summer.