The Spurs are now monitoring the £43m “leader” who scored a Ronaldo-style goal last month

Tottenham Hotspur is currently closely monitoring a potential summer transfer £43 million “leader” but there may be signature competition from many of his Premier League rivals, a report said.

Spurs pursue new striker this summer

Dominic Solanke enjoyed a solid (if not spectacular, if not spectacular, debut season) in Tottenham, scoring 11 goals in all competitions, a sport that has been hampered by many injuries.

However, the Spurs lack of depth in the forward division has caused problems, with Richarlison putting most of the season on the court, and Mathys Tel has not made a real impact yet, as it has since borrowed from Bayern Munich in January.

So it seems that Ange Postecoglou’s side might be eager to introduce new strikers in the summer transfer window, and now they are ready to make a “super bid” to sign up for Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyokeres.

Lilywhites are also in active negotiations with Lille’s Jonathan David deal, who will get a free transfer, but the striker’s signature may compete fiercely, with Arsenal and Manchester United participating in the game.

Tottenham Hotspur is also battling Fiorentina striker Moise Kean, who is now closely monitoring it ahead of a potential summer battle, according to a report from Viola News.

Arsenal, Aston Villa and Chelsea have also been named potential suitors for the striker, whose stock has risen sharply this season and has recently impressed by scoring for the Italian national team against Germany’s national team.

Kean is protected by a €52 million (£43 million) release clause in his contract with Serie A, but his true value may be higher given his impressive performance.

Keane can now enter his gold

The Italian striker has been inconsistent throughout his career, with the goal of returning to Paris Saint-Germain in the 2020-21 campaign showing some impressive signs, but he worked hard to get influential at Goodison Park during his time with Everton.

However, given his level of performance this season, the 25-year-old can now reach his peak, winning 20 goals for Fiorentina in all competitions, including a brilliant strike against Genoa last month.

Italian manager Luciano Spalletti described the work as a “Cristiano Ronaldo-type goal”, and he was highly praised by Fiorentina boss Raffaele Palladino, who said: “Moise did a great job for the team; he was our forward and leader, not just owning.”

Kean didn’t have an impressive moment in the last spell in the Premier League, but his performance at clubs and country this season shows he deserves a second chance.