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Tottenham Hotspur are interested in Napoli striker Victor Osimhen, who has already expressed his desire to go to north London, according to Sport Bild journalist Christian Falk.
If Harry Kane leaves the club this summer, manager Ange Postecoglou may have to look for a replacement in the transfer market.
Tottenham Hotspur transfer news
Bayern Munich is currently interested in signing Kane as a No.9.
Bayern honorary president Uli Hoeness recently addressed Sport 1 (via Sky Sports) about their interest in the 29-year-old: “Harry Kane has clearly signaled in all conversations that his decision is firm — and if he keeps his word, we’ll get him, because Tottenham will be forced to back down.”
“Kane wants to play internationally, and luckily for us, Tottenham will not be active on the international stage next year.”
Last week, transfer insider Dean Jones told GIVEMESPORT that it could take £120 million to persuade Daniel Levy to move Kane in this window.
Christian Falk’s thoughts on Victor Osimhen, Harry Kane, and Tottenham.
According to Falk, Tottenham see Osimhen as a potential Kane replacement, but the Nigerian is not interested in moving to Hotspur Way.
Speaking to GIVEMESPORT, the journalist said: “Everybody’s trying [to sign him] and he’s also in the ideas of Tottenham as an alternative if Harry Kane is leaving. But I heard Osimhen is not so interested in going to Tottenham.”
How much could Victor Osimhen set you back?
Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis recently told Mediaset (via MailOnline) that Osimhen is worth £170 million.
Tottenham would not spend that much for the 24-year-old, who makes roughly £90,000 per week at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, according to Capology. It means that if Kane leaves Postecoglou’s squad, Spurs will have to consider other possibilities.
In terms of possible replacements, Italian journalist Rudy Galetti claims that the Premier League club is interested in Juventus’ Dusan Vlahovic.
Like Osimhen, Vlahovic is one of the best strikers in Serie A, so he could be a good replacement for Kane. In total, the Serbia international has scored 61 goals in 140 outings in the Italian top flight, as per Transfermarkt.
He, alongside Napoli’s talisman, is the calibre of centre-forward Tottenham need to be targeting if they lose Kane this summer. The England captain parting ways with his current employers is far from a certainty, though.
Spurs are willing to offer their man a £400,000-a-week salary and a post-playing career in order to keep him at the club, according to The Telegraph.
It’s a fantastic suggestion, but it could be premature to rule anything out at this point. Perhaps the Three Lions star will decide to sign a new contract.
If he does not leave and continues at the club beyond this window, Tottenham will be in a very hazardous scenario. They fear losing him on a free transfer in 2024 as he enters the final year of his contract.