Tottenham “launched” an offer to sign a contract with Real Sociedad star Kubo.
According to a recent report, Tottenham Hotspur have submitted a formal offer to sign Real Sociedad star Takefusa Kubo this summer.
The Lilywhites currently have Dejan Kulusevski and Brennan Johnson as options on the right wing, however, it seems Ange Postecoglou is looking at signing a new option ahead of next season to add more depth to the position.
Kubo had a promising La Liga campaign last season, scoring seven goals and providing four assists in 30 appearances.
Now, according to a recent report from Spain (via TEAMtalk), after being impressed with the 23-year-old’s performance last season, Tottenham are keen to buy him this summer.
The report also claims that Spurs have submitted a formal offer worth around £42m, but the striker has a £51m release clause in his current contract and the Lilywhites will need to meet that figure to complete the deal.
It is also reported that if Real Sociedad rejects Tottenham’s initial offer, Ange Postecoglou will urge his team to increase their offer, calling the former Real Madrid star a “coveted target”.
Kubo to Tottenham However, the report states that Aston Villa have also expressed an interest in signing him and Liverpool and Arsenal have also expressed an interest in him.
Therefore, Tottenham will have to face fierce competition from opponents to complete a potential deal for him.
After failing to find regular playing time at Real Madrid, the striker was sent out on loan several times, but he has settled into life at Real Sociedad after joining there permanently a few years ago.
Kubo is a left-handed right winger with excellent technique.
He can dribble past opposition defenders in tight areas, is capable of making passes between the lines, can create chances for his teammates and is also effective in taking advantage of his own chances.
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The Japanese player is a very talented player and has the potential to become a top striker in the future.
However, he is not a physically fit person, so whether he can flourish in the Premier League if he joins Spurs this summer is a good question.
So Kubo would be better off staying in La Liga and Tottenham should look for other options to strengthen their attack.
However, it will be interesting to see whether the north London club ultimately opt for a concrete approach to signing Kubo in the next transfer window.
