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Tottenham is ‘prepared to offer’ €40 million for Feyenoord striker Santiago Giménez and spoke with his representatives last week.
According to the Mexican publication Jovenes Futbolistas MX, which has unique information on Tottenham’s probable move for the striker.
They say that Spurs have yet to make a move for Giménez because they are awaiting the departure of Harry Kane, who has been extensively linked with a move to Bayern Munich.
If that deal were to go through, they would then ‘send an offer’ for Giménez, who they value at €40m. Feyenoord disagree and rate him at €50m, but Tottenham are ‘planning to offer’ that amount to start negotiations anyway.
Spurs have already moved ahead of a possible transfer, and ‘already met’ with the player’s representatives, who are his relatives, to discuss a potential move last week.
How those talks or even negotiations went isn’t explained but the player’s father, Christian Giménez, has insisted that no club have made any offer as yet.
“There’s been a lot of talk all season,” FR12 report him saying.
“It is normal to talk, but we have not received any proposal from any team. We have excellent contacts with Feyenoord and Dennis te Kloese, so we will see what happens in the end.
“We don’t rule out an offer at some point, but for the time being, he is a Feyenoord player who is very happy there.”
Those remarks are consistent with those made by Jovenes Futbolistas MX, who stated unequivocally that a bid from Tottenham would come only if or when Kane is sold.
That deal does not look to be moving forward at the moment, and so does any prospective signing of Giménez, but the interest is there, and he’s now a name to keep an eye on if Kane does wind up coming to Bavaria.