Fabrizio Romano provides a transfer report for the $51 million striker at Tottenham Way.
Tottenham are still looking for a player who can fill Harry Kane’s void as a centre-forward.
Tottenham Hotspur could find their replacement for Harry Kane in Lille star Jonathan David, while transfer guru Fabrizio Romano has now told GIVEMESPORT exclusively how much money Spurs would need to spend to seal his signature.
Ange Postecoglou has used Richarlison as the sole centre-forward in the north Londoners’ first two Premier League games, but that could change before the September 1 transfer deadline.Tottenham Hotspur Transfer News – Jonathan DavidLife under their new Australian manager looks relatively positive as they ended in 2-0 wins over Manchester United after a draw against Brentford, a match in which both teams scored two goals each.
Kane previously joined Bayern Munich for a whopping £100million and Tottenham now face the daunting task of finding a replacement for their goalkeeper.
That’s why CaughtOffside have announced that the North London club will compete with Arsenal for the signing of David, who has scored 59 goals in 138 games for his current employers.
According to French reports, the sought-after nobleman is eager to move to the Premier League and, in turn, is set to leave the French top flight this summer to fulfill his dream.Whether David’s performance in front of goal can soften Kane’s defeat remains to be seen, but it could be worth the gamble given his young age and impressive scoring.
Now Romano has provided GIVEMESPORT with an exclusive update on Tottenham’s interest in the coveted centre-forward.What did Fabrizio Romano say about Tottenham Hotspur and Jonathan David?Romano stressed that Spurs have had their eye on the 23-year-old for some time, although his transfer may not go through due to Lille’s high price tag.
The transfer expert claims a transfer fee of around €60m (£51m) would be enough to secure his services this summer, while a potential deal could also hinge on whether his current employers to find a worthy successor in time.
Speaking exclusively to GIVEMESPORT, he said: “Jonathan David is a player they’ve been following for a long time, but given the price it’s a complicated business.” I heard that Lille wanted something around €60m.
They started with €65m but now might need around €60m to sell Jonathan David but they would also need a replacement. In this case, timing is key and it won’t be easy. »
