Tottenham Hotspur now leads the ‘incredible’ £30m forward game

Tottenham Hotspur is now leading with an “incredible” Premier League striker and he could be a “key player” for Ange Postecoglou’s side, according to former scout Mick Brown.

Tottenham aims at the new winger

Tottenham’s injury crisis this season is arguably Tocross’ style of play, which underscores the need for the manager to extend deeper this summer if he stays in his position outside the end of the campaign.

With son Heung’s contract expires by the end of next season, it may be especially important for the Spurs to bring in new wingers this summer, with many goals now set.

Recently, Bayern Munich striker Kingsley Coman was added to the shortlist, with Florian Plettenberg revealing that Lilywhites hopes to sign the Frenchman, although the possibility of moving to Arsenal is greater and there are some concerns about his potential salary needs.

Postecoglou’s side also stared at the wingers from the Premier League, and they are now joining West Ham United’s Mohammed Kudus, while Chelsea’s Noni Madueke was previously known as a potential target.

There are new updates now, and according to a report by Tottenham Hotspur pursuing Madueke, Football Insider, they are now leading the winger game and there is a belief that they will be able to convince him to spread throughout the capital this summer.

The report goes on to tell the quote from former Boy Scout Brown, who said: “Tottenham is one of the teams that have been watching him, and I think so is Aston Villa.

“As far as I know, Tottenham thinks they can tempt him to take this move because they are ready to give him regular game time.

“He will have the opportunity to name himself and establish his key figure.

“If he could play at Tottenham regularly, there is no reason he can’t do that.”

“Incredible” Madueke could be a premium addition to the Spurs

It would be a bit strange for Chelsea to consider selling the 23-year-old this summer as he showed obvious signs of development this season, scoring seven goals and three assists in 25 Premier League appearances.

Given the impressive performance of the right, he won England’s first block against Finland in September, which helped Harry Kane’s second goal in the 2-0 victory.

The England international near the backend last season was also highly praised by former manager Mauricio Pochettino, who said: “Noni Madueke, incredible. He did a great job on the ball, no ball.”

The former PSV Eindhoven man spent £30m in 2023, possibly a great signing against Tottenham this summer, so the promising news is that they are now leading his signature match.